Yes, Mountain
I am having the same problem. what can i do ?
I had a look in the contents of the WP-Super-Cache and i am seeing this files:
http://www.domain.com/title-of-my-post/index-mobile.html
http://www.domain.com/title-of-my-post/index-mobile.html.gz
Obviously these links do not exist and give 404 errors.
Them my site automatic showing error 404.
I noticed that on mobile devices, the cache is not getting dumped. So there is a very old page cached that is being delivered. I assume this is related.
I’m using mod_rewrite. What about you guys?
What I did to (maybe) fix this is delete the cache directory. If WP Super Cache detects that it doesn’t exist, it creates it. Mine is located in /public_html/wp-content/cache
Hopefully there was just a glitch and now that there are new files in the cache directory, they will automatically dump when they are supposed to. Time will tell.
Since I cannot delete individual mobile device cache pages, I delete all cache pages manually if I want to delete a mobile cache page.
This is an issue when I am writing a new blog post or new web page and I publish several draft revisions before the final version. I don’t want the cache to keep the draft version.
