I just got an email from my WP installation telling me that the system had automatically upgraded itself to the latest version.
Whilst my site frontend appears to be working fine, it seems that I am locked out of my WP Admin. Whenever I navigate to wp-admin I get a screen with the following message:
No Update Required
Your WordPress database is already up-to-date!
The only option is to click a button labelled ‘continue’. If I click that it just reloads the same page with no way to advance other than in this infinite loop.
A bit of a Google search shows a few similar yet older instances where this is related to Memcache(d) plugins. So I tried removing the ‘object-cache.php’ file and my access is restored. However, replacing the ‘object-cache.php’ reverts back to the original issue.
So it would seem that the Memcache / Memcachier cache needs to be flushed after the installation.
I also recently noticed that when performing a bulk plugin upgrade, that the ‘upgrades/update’ counter insisted on saying 2 or 3 of these same plugins still needed updating. After repeating the upgrade/update process several times I decided to manually flush the Memcachier cache, and this finally got the WP Admin to acknowledge that all plugins were up to date.
So, it seems sometimes (if ever) the Memcachier cache needs to be flushed but isnt being. IS there anything that can be done to this plugin to cater for either of these scenarios???
Any help in dealing with these issues would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
]]>Hi Guys,
i changed your extension a little bit to work as well with cloudControl PaaS (www.cloudcontrol.com), because credentials are handled with an credentials file to hide them within phpinfo pages. I would like to contribute these changes to your plugin, how can i do ? Is it wanted ?
Best Felix
]]>Is it possible to set the expiration time for content on the site? Ideally I would like for the expiration to be as long as possible provided that the content has not been updated.
]]>MemCachier works fine on my AppFog instance, but generates errors on my local machine, even when not activated:
Warning: stream_socket_client() [function.stream-socket-client]: unable to connect to : (Failed to parse address ":") in /Users/sacha/Sites/TheToolbox/wp-content/plugins/memcachier/MemcacheSASL.php on line 123
Warning: fwrite() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /Users/sacha/Sites/TheToolbox/wp-content/plugins/memcachier/MemcacheSASL.php on line 68
Warning: fread() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /Users/sacha/Sites/TheToolbox/wp-content/plugins/memcachier/MemcacheSASL.php on line 74
Warning: unpack() [function.unpack]: Type C: not enough input, need 1, have 0 in /Users/sacha/Sites/TheToolbox/wp-content/plugins/memcachier/MemcacheSASL.php on line 61The last 3 errors just repeat about 20 times, and I then get ‘You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.’.
Any idea what’s going on?
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