It works great on my wordpress blogs hosted elsewhere though - thnaks!

Matt

I installed wp-cache last night and am having some probs.

Only the RSS feeds appear on the lists of cached pages. Up until recently the other pages were being cached. They weren’t getting served up though or included in the count under the Wp-Cache options. Now it doesn’t look like their being cached at all.

Otherwise the installation is fine. Appropriate folders are 775 (content and cache), symlink was created okay, gzip is off, the define line was added to the config-file, etc. When things were 777, I got an internal server error.

Here are the specs:
Wordpress: version 2.0.x embedded in Joomla via jd-wordpress
Active plugins used: Akismet, Social bookmarks, wp-cache, WordPress Database Backup

Thanks for any help you can give.

But in php5 ob_end_flush() will be called explicitly in wp_cache_shutdown_callback(), so the new CacheMeta thing discard the info saved in wp_cache_shutdown_callback().

You need to initialize $meta_object earlier to prevent this.

//Bug ?
$serial = serialize($meta_object);
ob_end_flush();

if ($new_cache) {
//$serial = serialize($meta_object);
wp_cache_writers_entry();
$fr = fopen($cache_path . $meta_file, ‘w’);
fputs($fr, $serial);
fclose($fr);
wp_cache_writers_exit();
}

Does anyone has the same bug ?

PHP Warning: sem_acquire(): supplied argument is not a valid SysV semaphore resource in wp-cache-phase2.php on line 105
PHP Warning: sem_release(): supplied argument is not a valid SysV semaphore resource in wp-cache-phase2.php on line 114

PHP 4.4.4 (cli)

Then i did the same thing, but i used Version 2.0.21 and everthing works fine!
I use PHP 5.1.4 with no PHP Cache like APC or eaccelerator as FastCGI under Lighttpd Webserver.
Can you try to fix this?
Please email me if you can fix this, or you already fixed it! thanks!
i will donate you some cash do you have paypal? i really like this plugin, very useful!

I tried disabling every single plugin on the blog, except for WP-Cache. It still did not flush the cached pages on comment post. This suggests that, at least in my case, SK2 is not the problem.

I also tried resetting the WP-Cache configuration. That did not work either.

My configuration:

WordPress 2.1
PHP 5.2.0 on Apache 1.3 using mod_php
(Spam Karma 2.2 and Bad Behavior 2.0.9, but it still happens when they’re disabled)

What I have been doing for now is going to the WP-Cache manager and clicking “delete cache” when I receive notice of a comment.