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Settings -> WP-FFPC -> Cache exceptions -> Dynamic requests

remove the tick.

It does cache exact value for that request only.
But Google AdWords always generate unique values for gclid args.
So each visitor that came from AdWords (massive traffic when running some AD campaign) won’t hit the cache.

I think for this case it might need some special setting to “collapse” some args that was meant to serve same content.

BTW. Thank you for all of your support efforts.

Great works, keep on.

Wow!, you’re guessing right.
My hosting did use Zend Extension (build 220090626).

They said this can’t be changed.

Though I don’t know where the Ioncube was installed but will have a try search for them under wp-content.
Thank you for your help, will report back soon.

The debug log was listed but none were helpful

#	Profiling Enabled	Recording IP	Scan Name	Recording	Disable Optimizers	URL	Visitor IP	Time		PID
2	true			124.121.167.190	test_scan_1	true		true			/	124.121.167.190	9 mins ago	293381
1	true			124.121.167.190	test_scan_0	true		true			/	124.121.167.190	5 hours ago	274510

there is a link to view the test results but there are no results as we know.

Yes, the P3 version is 1.5.1.
No, I didn’t turned on debugging.
But tried turn on once, makes no different.

Yes, after a scan there appears to be 4 files inside
the directory itself has 0777 permission
and all the files inside has 0644 permission

.htaccess (14 Bytes)

Deny from all

index.php (53 Byte)

<?php header( 'Status: 404 Not found' ); ?>
Not found

.json (0 Byte)
scan_2014-08-05_e8f0f563.json (0 Byte)

I’ve got information from my Hosting provider
– The Web Server is Apache 2.2.15
– No proxies were used.
– No CloudFlare were used.

Do you need any more information?

Thankyou for quick response.
I am asking my Hosting Provider about Apache version, Usage of proxies, CloudFare, etc.

But as far as I know in this moment,
– PHP 5.3.3
– Using Apache.
– WordPress 3.9.1