Hello @tobyw7
Thank you for reaching out and I am happy to assist you with this.
Can you please confirm that the problem persists if you temporarily disable W3TC?
Thanks!
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Hi Marko
I will deactivate the plugin for a period of time and update with the results. It seems that the debug log is flooded with this error message currently.
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I also noticed the version of PHP on this site was outdated so have upgraded to 8.2 – will monitor.
Hello @tobyw7
The wp_cache_flush_runtime is not a 500 error and it’s related to a Object Caching if enabled using Disk.
Do you have any fatal errors besides the wp_cache_flush_runtime that may be logged at the moment you are getting 500 errors?
Thanks!
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I’ve checked the log but other than a lot of PHP deprecated messages can’t see anything that stands out. The same errors happened before the last outage period – each time it’s around 5 minutes. Trying to rule out various pieces.
The 2 related to W3TC are late_caching and nginx_memcached
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@vmarko the other half of the error message if it helps –
Your object cache implementation does not support flushing the in-memory runtime cache
Does it mean anything?
Hello @tobyw7
Thank you for your feedback.
We are already working on this and we have a GitHub ticket opened.
Thank you for your patience.