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Error in DB Cache Reloaded Fix

WPBase Cache · support · 2013-07-16T13:16:00+00:00

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Hello dear When I install the plugin I no can see DB Cache Reload Fix, if I install DB cache Reload Fix manually, then show error and show 2 times in the administrator panel WordPress How I can see Varnish is running in my shared hosting company? How I can know the plugin really is caching? No show statistics, no show cache information… I try the plugin but my website show very very very slow…. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wpbase-cache/ note – I am using MO Cache plugin and APC Cache plugin, could be in conflict with WPBase-Cache? You will not see db-cache-reloaded-fix as a separate plugin in your admin panel to check if your caching is working just check the folder /wp-content if it has files named db.php and db-config.ini. Further you can see contents of the folder /wp-content/plugins/wpbase-cache/inc/db-cache-reloaded-fix/cache/ if your cache is working this folder shall contain randomly named files. You have to ask your hosting provider to know about if they have varnish running. Mostly no shared hosting have varnish running. If you see any error installing wpbase-cache then check file permissions of the folder /wp-content and folder /wp-content/plugins/wpbase-cache/inc/db-cache-reloaded-fix both of these folders must have write permission for webserver (755). Because at the time of activation this plugin creates files in both these folders. I would suggest you to use another page caching plugin like super cache, hyper cache or lite cache for your shared hosting site. Because they generally don’t have varnish. To understand more about varnish and caching with wordpress please have a look at our blog http://blog.wpoven.com/2013/07/15/wordpress-optimization-using-nginx-varnish-and-php-apc/ Thank you

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baseapp 2013-07-17T04:53:00+00:00

You will not see db-cache-reloaded-fix as a separate plugin in your admin panel to check if your caching is working just check the folder /wp-content if it has files named db.php and db-config.ini. Further you can see contents of the folder /wp-content/plugins/wpbase-cache/inc/db-cache-reloaded-fix/cache/ if your cache is working this folder shall contain randomly named files. You have to ask your hosting provider to know about if they have varnish running. Mostly no shared hosting have varnish running. If you see any error installing wpbase-cache then check file permissions of the folder /wp-content and folder /wp-content/plugins/wpbase-cache/inc/db-cache-reloaded-fix both of these folders must have write permission for webserver (755). Because at the time of activation this plugin creates files in both these folders. I would suggest you to use another page caching plugin like super cache, hyper cache or lite cache for your shared hosting site. Because they generally don’t have varnish. To understand more about varnish and caching with wordpress please have a look at our blog http://blog.wpoven.com/2013/07/15/wordpress-optimization-using-nginx-varnish-and-php-apc/ Thank you