Daniel Fru?y?ski (sirzooro)

DB Cache Reloaded is not compatible yet with WPMU. I am going to investigate this and add WPMU support in next version.

BTW, I saw in the other thread that you was able to restore your site.

knightnet,
I have finished my work – please upgrade DB Cache Reloaded to version 2.0, and activate Wrapper Mode. After you do this, you can use both DB Cache Reloaded and WP Tuner.

However there is one problem: WP Tuber will show that almost all queries are done by DB Cache Reloaded. In order to fix this, please open wptuner/wptuner232.php, go to line 52 and replace:

switch ($trace['class']) {
					case __CLASS__:
					case 'wpdb':		

						$lastDBidx = $idx;	// Find the outermost call into WPDB
						if ($idx && substr($parse,0,10) == 'wp-content') break 2; // If not the first (get_caller) item, break out of the search -- we found a plugin or theme

					continue 2; // continue the foreach
				}

with:

switch ($trace['class']) {
					case __CLASS__:
					case 'wpdb':
					case 'DBCR_WPDB_Wrapper':
						$lastDBidx = $idx;	// Find the outermost call into WPDB
						if (substr($parse,0,10) == 'wp-content') {
							if (class_exists('DBCR_WPDB_Wrapper') && $idx > 2) break 2;
							elseif (!class_exists('DBCR_WPDB_Wrapper') && $idx) break 2; // If not the first (get_caller) item, break out of the search -- we found a plugin or theme
						}
					continue 2; // continue the foreach
				}

knightnet,
I am working on another way to activate plugin, and it should allow to use both DB Cache Reloaded and incompatible plugins like WP Tuner. The only drawback is little less efficient caching – on my dev machine one DB query was be cached at all (some poorly written plugins may increase this number).

Thanks! I have added it to the official plugin package.

Please use the Meta SEO Pack plugin – it has full support for custom taxonomies. It also provides more options to use than All-In-One SEO Pack.

Please upgrade Meta SEO Pack to version 2.2. Plugin should change title format for custom taxonomy pages automatically (you can go to Meta SEO Pack / Title Rewriting to verify this). Please also go to Meta SEO Pack / Meta Keywords page to select custom taxonomies which you want to use as a keywords.

Thanks for sharing your opinion. I am working now on these two things which you mentioned. New Meta SEO Pack version should be available later today.

In case of such variation of results you need to calculate average. In this case average time for caching enabled is 1.55 sec, and for caching disabled is 1.93 sec.

Also please take a look on this thread.

@ovidiu: you can compare numbers displayed in these footer comments with caching enabled and disabled. You posted two such numbers: 1.445 sec without caching (when you had WP Tuner enabled), and 1.386 sec with caching (when you disabled WP Tuner). So there is small improvement, but numbers are still high. Please check if you have some plugin which is written in really inefficient way (try disabling all plugins one by one, or install fresh WP copy on subdomain), or your server is overloaded. You can use DB Cache Reloaded plugin to check page loading time.

Thanks for sharing this, it is a great information!

@phoenixheart: good to hear that. BTW, which version of PHP you were using on DreamHost? I suspect that your problem may be related to PHP4.

@dbasulto: do you run Apache on Windows or Linux/Unix? I had some Apache crashes on my dev machine (Windows XP Pro SP3), but I have not investigated this deeper.

WP 2.8.5 introduces few security-related fixes only, so GIT should work with it too.

Please try to install new version: 1.4. It displays extra informations in case of problems. Let me know if this will help you.

@phoenixheart: I have added some extra code to help diagnose such
problems in last DB Cache Reloaded version – 1.4. It shows -1 as cached query count when there is a conflict with other plugin, and messages in admin backend. Could you check it and let me know if it displays them on your setup?

Sorry for that. I have fixed this bug in version 1.5 – please upgrade.