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  • W3 Total Cache Version 0.9.2.5

    by on January 9, 2013 No Comments

    We recently released a security update to W3 Total Cache that addresses a vulnerability that can be exploited on misconfigured servers when database caching to disk is enabled. All users are encouraged to update.

    If you see the following error following the upgrade:
    Fatal error: Call to undefined function w3_is_dbcluster() in /path/to/wp-content/some-file.php

    This likely means that you’ve had us configure W3 Total Cache on your site already, and you were running a newer version of the plugin already.

    You’ll need to manually disable W3 Total Cache to restore access and reach out so we can get you sorted.

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