thomaswm

Thank you very much for responding so quickly. And thank you also for your great work on this plugin.

Are you maybe using the Twitter Widget Pro plugin? Its latest version seems to be incompatible with “WP to Twitter”.

I had this problem on one of my websites. It can be solved by deactivating any one of those plugins.

Hi @dylesid. No, I wasn’t able to fix it. I’ve actually uninstalled the plugin.

This error is gone since we deactivated Apache’s mod_cache plugin. This behaviour might have been related to ticket #12175.

We have set up a WordPress Multiuser Network. Quick Cache is enabled network-wide and the All in One Event Calendar plugin is activated on some blogs. So far, we have not experienced any problems.

I have found a workaround for this problem. I just hook into the wp_redirect filter and add a “Connection: close” HTTP header.

function close_connection_after_redirect($location,$status) {
    header("Connection: close",true);
    return $location;
}

add_filter('wp_redirect','close_connection_after_redirect');

I haven’t found out yet what has actually caused the redirect loop, but this workaround solves the problem for me.

Greets,
Thomas