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There’s a lot of rules through the php.ini file and the file is pretty large now. At that time I didn’t ask what was the solution, pretty much was satisfied that the warning doesn’t appear any more.

Now I’ve asked the support and I’ve got the answer:
“It looks like the session save handler was changed to memcache on the server.”

I take it with a bit of reservation since the answer doesn’t come from the same guy that was handling the issue initially.

Still I hope it can be of help to you.

Hi nintechnet,

my hosting company has just fixed this by implementing additional rules through the php.ini file and the warning message doesn’t appear any more.

Sorry for taking your time and thanks for the support!

well, it seems it’s the expected behavior, it displays the following message:
“starting session”.

Unfortunately I’m not able to provide the error log because there’s a problem with my host on this site and from some reason the errors aren’t logged in the file. My host is looking for the solution but I’m not sure when it would be fixed.

Hi nintechnet,

it’s the WordPress itself that displays this warning.

This is the Multisite installation and even debugging isn’t turned on, the warning is shown on the front side of the Website. It’s shown only when I, as an admin, access the mapped domain.

I’ve tried re-installing the ninjafirewall but the warning message is still present when I activated the plugin again.

I suppose I can whitelist it

I’m using Android. I think there’s no logic that it’s related to the user agent. Immediately after I disable the Ninja Firewall the comment line will appear.

I’ve tried seeing it through the https://www.ready.mobi/ and the same thing happens:
– with the Ninja Firewall enabled: there’s no Quick Cache comment line
– with the Ninja Firewall disabled: there’s a Quick Cache comment line

Also I tried disabling some options from the Firewall but it didn’t help. Only when the Firewall is disabled the Quick Cache line will come back.

I think I didn’t say it’s the Multisite installation. Actually I have 2 Multisite installations as a test environments and the same issue appears on both instances.

I didn’t activate Ninja Firewall on regular WordPress yet (without Multisite), so I cannot say about that.
Have you tested this in Multisite environment?

yes, the comment line added by Quick Cache is missing. If I deactivate Ninja Firewall it will appear.

This way I’m not sure are pages cached on mobile devices.

As I can see the plugin is fitting very well with the CDN Linker plugin. So basically just make sure that it remains compatible.

Alternatively you can always do what WP Super Cache did, i.e. integrate the functionality into the plugin.

Just a bit of clarification regarding the 5th point:
If everything else could be set to work out of the box, there are no much need for many options. But I think it’s necessary to have at least the option to control the clearing of cache. Currently setting the cache to 0 doesn’t delete the cache. It just prevents caching for the pages that aren’t cached until that point.

Thanks in advance for your answers!

sorry but that’s the reason I thought about another IP. I thought the site have a better chance with Google if all aren’t on the same IP.

Well, they are related in content and linking them may be helpful for ranking.
But obviously nothing with this, at least from this angel. Thanks.

I’ve noticed this as well. Try putting the code into the html editor:

<embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="600" height="480" src="https://www.YourVideoURL.swf"></embed>

Put desired width and height instead of 600 and 480 and replace the URL of the video.