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Version 2.2.7 which is the version since opening this thread. I restored plugins from a point in time (July 16) which was version 2.2.6 but that version had the same time zone problem.

I went into Settings/General and updated the Timezone back to UTC and it appears to have solved my problem.

Thanks. I have a WP instance on my Windows laptop and I will try it tomorrow.

Thanks for the reply and offer of the development version but we do not have a Linux development site as a sandbox. I may try it on my personal laptop at home and see if it resolves the problem.

How soon do you suspect this development version will be available for production distribution?

UPDATE: Navigate through the Meetings/Agenda Minutes pages and you will see the oddball times.

See my conversation with ZenCache on GitHub here: https://github.com/websharks/zencache/issues/515#issuecomment-117818407

If you are using ZenCache, upgraded to version 150626, using PHP 5.4 and experiencing the white page of death, downgrade to the prior version of ZenCache.

I am experiencing the same problem. It all started once I updated ZenCache on Monday. All In One and Google Sitemap then began failing miserably. All In One is now deactivated (.htaccess has updates from All In One settings) then I activated Google Sitemap yesterday and so far the site is working properly.

I am working with the Authors of ZenCache to determine if their new version is causing issues with the 2 plugins mentioned above but so far no smoking gun. I can say state though that my 2 other sites are using PHP 5.3 + extension using the same plugins and are working fine. This site having trouble is on PHP 5.4. Coincidence?

We use Page Builder within the Calypso Responsive Theme from Mojo Themes and it works fine on our site with just about every option turned on – just tested it. Maybe another plugin conflict?

I changed the DB prefix today on all 3 sites – no adverse effect. Unfortunately, we were hacked again over the weekend where a new user was added with Admin permissions on 2 sites using the same theme. We need to change themes ASAP as I never saw an update for the known WP hack. I am hoping changing the DB prefix will deter further attacks on our sites.

Let me check that this week. We had another hack this past weekend on 2 sites where some Russian hack added an Administrator user. I just renamed the default WP Login page since it was getting a lot of attempted login’s over the weekend. I am curious how they managed to add an Administrator user without information about the database userid/passord or the FTP userid/password plus considering that these all were changed within the last month. I want to change the database default prefix but nervous that it will cause plugins to fail left and right.

If you set “Check this if you want to instantly lockout login attempts with usernames which do not exist on your system” on AND you changed the default admin name AND your users are on the same IP, I can guarantee you that the admin account will be locked out too. I had to delete the offending lockout rows on the database so I could log in and then TURN OFF that setting. Meanwhile, everyone and their freaking mother is attempting to hack in using the default “admin” or “Admin” userid and filling up the failed login log. Ugh!

There must be a better method of instantly locking out these numskulls when a userid is not on your WP site besides locking out the IP address.

Check your Feed Settings and ensure it’s not using a fully qualified path to your Google Calendar. On my old site, it was using a fully qualified path to Google Calendar and it only needs the user name of the Google Calendar. In fact, GCE truncates the Feed ID as some cutoff point during the page Update. There is a help hyperlink on the Feed Settings page to you how to find your GCAL ID – it may have changed.

Thanks Phil! I ended up creating my own distinct API key for each of the 3 sites as it was getting a timeout error on 2 of them. I also noticed that in our older site using GCE (built in 2008) that the feed id was truncating in GCE when saved. I just needed to shorten the feed id by removing the fully qualified Google site name – it works now.

I am getting this same error: plugin update failed; deleted Updraft Plus folder on File Manager @ GoDaddy; attempted re-install and get an Internal Server Error as stated above. This all started on the last Updraft Plus update. I just clicked the “Update” button for error logs so I need to wait until tomorrow to view the log.

Yes, it’s fixed! Thanks for your effort!