Engel Sanchez wrote:
Solved: Ryan Boren was right.... it was the /tmp dir full.... but to get
this clear I have to disable wp-super-cache
Now I just need how to to use some kind of cache... or tell wp-super-cache
to store tmp site in another location.
If someone have info about memcached for wordpress send me a link please...
/tmp is quite often on modern linux installs a memory based storage area
rather than a disk based one and it not really designed for storing the
number of files that wp-super-cache can generate.
They would be much better stored somewhere under wp-content as in it's
default configuration.
westi
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