satyre08

Ummm, I get my URL from GoDaddy but have another company for my host. I asked my host about enabling the exec() command and he said I’d have to ask the plugin writer or WordPress about how to enable it.

Yep, that comma was the problem! Thanks a lot!

I have done all these things and still I get this message when I got to the w3 total cache settings:
Either the PHP configuration, Web Server configuration or a script somewhere in your WordPress installation is has set zlib.output_compression to enabled.
Please locate and disable this setting to ensure proper HTTP compression management.
In my php.ini file it says that the zlib.output is off:
[PHP]
zlib.output_compression = off
zlib.output_compression_level = 0
auto_prepend_file = “pre.php”
short_open_tag = 0
I thought this might be a problem with the particular theme I was using so I’ve tried another. Now that I think about it I tried the twenty ten theme once with the same result. My blog does load much faster now but I’m still not sure it’s caching right becuase of the error message about zlib.output.
Can anyone help?

I looked in those files and there is no php.ini there. I didn’t have that file at all until I got the w3 total cache plugin.
When I was first trying to use a cache program a tech guy from my server was shocked that I had no php.ini. I think that is something that is a trait of the theme I use (inove 1.2.3). We were never able to find the zlib script at all.
At the time I was trying to use Super-Cache. I never got it working so no I’m using Total-cache it is helping but I’m sure I don’t have it set up right(mainly because of the message telling me to disable the zlib).

I just tried deleting my php.ini and pasting in the script from above.I’m still getting the message saying that I need to disable my zlib.output_compression. Also my site load super slow now. I’m going to put the old script back in my php.ini.
I’ll keep messing with it and let you know if I figure out whats wrong.
Thanks for your advice!

My php.ini file says this:
[PHP]
zlib.output_compression = Off
zlib.output_compression_level = 0
auto_prepend_file = “pre.php”
short_open_tag = 0

Yet I am still getting this message in my W# Total Cache settings:
Either the PHP configuration, Web Server configuration or a script somewhere in your WordPress installation is has set zlib.output_compression to enabled.
Please locate and disable this setting to ensure proper HTTP compression management.

My page load time is still pretty slow too. Even with your directions I still don’t understand what I need to do. The tech support at my host server doesn’t know what to do either. Leiif, can I get some more assistance?

I appreciate your posts. I still haven’t resolved the issue either.

Hello? Can I get some help here? I really like both the Super Cache and Minify plugins and would like to get them working together correctly. Please help.

How did you disable your Zlib.output_compression Leiif?
I’m having the exact same problem.

I’ve tried all the things Esmi mentioned and used the debugger. I have a lot of e-mails from super cache but I don’t understand them. I have found the super cache file as mentioned above.
Still the new post I wrote yesterday is not showing on my blog page. It is showing at the top of the published posts. I can also view it as a single post. I f I view the post before it I can access the new post by clicking on the next post link.
It seems like the blog page is stuck.
I use a blogging site for another blog. It has WP. When a new post needs to be put on the blog page there you click on clear cache. Ther isn’t a button like that on super cache but I have tried clicking on delete cache and that didn’t do anything.
If I send my cache scripts would you be able to look at them and tell me whats wrong?

I did find wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache

hmmm, now I also have cache and advance-cache.php in the wp-content file as well.

wp-content/cache/supercache/ isn’t there. The only cache files in wp-content are gt-cache and wp-cache-config.php. What should I do?

I took the zlib line out of the config file and selected compress pages so they are served more quickly to visitors in the Super Cache settings. Now there is this message at the top: Warning! You attempted to enable compression but zlib.output_compression is enabled. See #21 in the Troubleshooting section of the readme file.
What should I do now?

I can’t log in to upgrade my wordpress. When I try to it just goes to a page where the messages above are listed.