WordPress + Walrus = Broken Servers

[cd34]

and wp-super-cache?

[walrus]

Originally Posted by cd34

and wp-super-cache?

It had been running until I started having problems. It was one of the first I disabled and I've never re-activated it

[walrus]

Originally Posted by cd34

and wp-super-cache?

You are one smart dude. After I replied I remembered that I had deactivated it but I hadn't "turned it off". I've always been able to access the admin area, so I went in, activated it, turned it off, and de-activated it and without a reboot of apache, the site lives!!!

Shit I should have posted this here two days ago, I might still have hair!

[whitey]

Originally Posted by walrus

You are one smart dude. After I replied I remembered that I had deactivated it but I hadn't "turned it off". I've always been able to access the admin area, so I went in, activated it, turned it off, and de-activated it and without a reboot of apache, the site lives!!!

Shit I should have posted this here two days ago, I might still have hair!

Good deal. I never run the cache plugin - too many problems in the past and also it presents some SEO problems. For high trafficked blogs, an adult CMS is someties more amenable if server load becomes a problem, something like mechanical bunny. But, you should not have a problem, in my experience, until it is something like 20k uniques per day. Then, mechanical bunny pays for itself quickly. Even more quickly given its ability to convert sponsor hosted galleries to onsite galleries and get bookmarks there as well.