JohnnyWhite2007

Hello,

We are seeing the same issue regarding W3 Total Cache filling up the “/tmp” partition on the server. From the changelog it appears that this issue has already been fixed:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache/changelog/

Please update to 0.9.2.8 to resolve the issue with the “/tmp” partition being full.

Usually you can edit the Loop to exclude categories.

Have you tried logging in at: http://yourdomain.com/wp-login.php ? Usually if you can login here, then go the wp-admin, you can get to the dashboard. If all else fails, rename the whole wp-content folder to something like wp-content.bak and then try logging into your dashboard.

Have you checked that the folder has the correct file permissions? Sometimes file permissions can cause these errors.

Have you deleted the wp-admin folder and uploaded a fresh copy of it? This could mean that your WordPress was tampered with or was corrupted somehow.

Disable all plugins by renaming the plugins directory.

Disable your .htaccess file by renaming it to .htaccess.bak.

Was there any changes on Friday, revert them.

Create a new Admin account, then see if you access it. If so, then somehow your account lost its privileges.

Might install a caching plugin like W3 Total Cache or WP Super Cache. This is the usual things you would install to fix this. Though based on the email they sent you, they don’t seem to intelligent. They should rephrase their emails to be a little more professional. Anyways, enough with my rants. Install one of those plugins and see if it helps. If not find a new provider because that’s not cool after the third suspension.

1. Do you get an error message when trying to login, if so what is it.
2. Have you tried using http://domain.com/wp-login.php
3. When you say you cannot login, do you mean that it will not take the credentials, or does it not even show a login page?