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Facing the same issue with Go Daddy managed wordpress…

Same here. Though I note this thread is marked as ‘resolved’. Have I missed the solution?

Hi @chetan and @luke Chiodo, @rosariotbsmo wrote in a comment above:

Hey everyone! Yes so if you are with A Godaddy Manage WordPress, (did not confirm if it just WordPress) but asking them to flush their cache will solve this error(I’ve been warning free for almost a week) so safe to think it worked, it is a cache problem but not sure if other plugins can affected it, but if you can clear its cache I would think it would clear that error(as well as call your host to flush their cache) Thanks for all the help everyone and hope this helps others with the same issue!

Note that if the above solution fails for either one of you I highly suggest creating you own support thread.

If you are using Managed WordPress – on the Admin page there should be a GoDaddy icon on the menu bar at the top. One of the options is Flush Cache.

This worked for us and we did not need to call GoDaddy.

Same issue here. Am on managed wordpress with GD.
Just got off the phone with godaddy and they said it is a plugin issue. I call BS as it is not solved even after disabling all plugins…
They also said that they can’t just turn off the cache on managed wordpress hosting.
It’s strange as it just suddenly appeared.
Anyone?

Like user trovato, this is BS. I called GoDaddy, and they flushed my cache manually as using the Flush Cache in my wordpress admin as suggested by user mwindelspecht did not work for more than 1 minute.

They claim there is no escalated issue they’re looking at presently.

Today, the problem returned. Every sitemap on my GD manage worpdress site is showing the object-cache line 520 error. My google webmaster console is completely stuffed, showing many errors.

Now on the phone – again. No help at all from GD.

@trovato @luke chiodo, I had someone that works for me report they saw the error again, but not confirmed b/c I have to see it for myself. Asking Godaddy about the Error will have them point the finger to WordPress or Plugin because of where the file in question is located(happened to me the first time i called them) However if you call and ask ” to do a full flush of the system cache (a tool they have on their side) different than the cache in the dashboard this should resolve the issue” they won’t have reason not to do that, that fixed my problem not sure if its occuring again, but if it is it might be b/c wordpress has a 4.5.1 version now and if GD Manage WordPress usually auto updates the wordpress installations so if your problem has come back reach out to them again for the flush and take it from there. Let me know if this helps, but again its a cache problem with Godaddy and the solution I just stated above should fix your problems!

@rosariotbsmo, thanks for marking this issue resolved. It saves other volunteers from looking into questions that have already been answered. ??

If anyone else is still having an issue please write up your own support ticket so you’ll best be helped for your specific issue. Thanks in advance!

@rosariotbsmo @ trovato .. Ok. I re-contacted GoDaddy and the best they could do until the Object-Cache Plugin is updated to eliminate the error, is to manually disable the plugin via FTP. They sent me a list of blacklisted cache plugins to avoid, but it now seems that because their Managed WordPress Hosting includes an in-house cache plugin, no others are permitted. So, I have no caching on my site at the moment. This can’t be right. And yes, GD has confirmed the issue has been escalated for review since the 4.5 WP release, but it’s not good enough.

I suppose I’ll have to simply wait for the update Object Cache Plugin.

Having GD flush the cache also seems temporary, the error re-appears after a day or so.

Since GD disabled the O-C Plugin, I’ve been able to successfully re-submit all my sitemaps to Google Webmaster Console. That’s something!

@randy Sandberg, I don’t use the forum much, but the matter is not resolved until GD fix the Object Cache Plugin.

Hi Luke, no worries and welcome, the matter is resolved for @rosariotbsmo and marked as so. Meaning new and potentially helpful folks won’t likely be checking this thread out. Thus, anyone still having issues may not get all the attention they may need posting to an already closed support ticket. Plus, given everyone’s situation is usually just a tad bit different, it’s always best to simply writeup your own support ticket. ??

Hi Friends,

Won’t able to find the exact problem but found solutions to overcome this issue. What I did is hide the warnings that’s it and it worked for me, you can do this by changing following line in wp-config.php

define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

with

ini_set(‘log_errors’,’On’);
ini_set(‘display_errors’,’Off’);
ini_set(‘error_reporting’, E_ALL );
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);

and it worked for me!
Hope this will help you to solve your problem. ??

Now, my post-sitemap is working fine but page and categories still have the same problem. I have been flushing the cache.

GD support says flush the cache by yourself and then disable all plugins and enable them one by one. Nothing seems to work after this also. Same problem appears.

@ritesh could you please share your link where you are getting error.