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I’m sorry, I think that solution is not related to WordPress anymore.
I didn’t give it a try though.

@robnalexpress your attitude is hard to explain.
You are free to ignore my or other user posts if you feel they are useless.

My point is described above:
It looks like W3TC caches the request you queried, but it serves you the version with the debugging details.

The second image was taken using Chrome incognito mode.

@robnalexpress
https://i.imgur.com/VX2Bz.png

@galerio
Cached pages with no debug generate a message like this:

View post on imgur.com

@ipstenu thanks, will do.

Can you look at this thread and see if that helps?
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-w3-total-cache-call-to-undefined-function-after-update?replies=3#post-2308798

WordPress file system API doesn’t allow wrappers like this to mount remote data sources.
There’s a plugin you might want to check though, it was written during GSoC 2010:
https://github.com/jmstacey/wp-stream-wrappers

Looks like your theme has some <script...></script> tags hardcoded in the header.
To properly work with Minify, scripts should be inserted using WordPress API. Check wp enqueue script().

@davezan
the minified js/css files your web server is serving are messed up.
May I ask what are the Minify settings you are using and the PHP version?

Also, it looks like you web server rewrite is not configured very well, there are lots of 404 errors when trying to access wp-content files.

@gilkudik Could you try switching to apc/enhanced/disk mode and test if the file is generated/output comes?
Also, can you check if the Cache home page flag is set and what is the homepage value in WordPress general settings?

@galerio your topic has nothing to do with @gilkudik issue.

Could you disable the Debug flag?
It looks like W3TC caches the request you queried, but it serves you the version with the debugging details.

I’m on w3tc trunk with 3.2.1

set_prefix() method is used by $wpdb
Looks like the problems is caused by the DB Cache.
You can try removing/renaming the file wp-content/db.php as a temporary solution, and try again.
If it works rename it back to enable DB Cache.

Hmm,
you mentioned you got a lot of files/dirs created.
Can you inspect server for the fs limits?
Hint: /proc/sys/fs/*

Version 0.2 should fix the issue.
Sorry it took that long.

get_the_excerpt() still exists, but it doesn’t allow arguments anymore, so It can’t be used outside the loops.