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Yes, I just noticed this and reported it in another thread, as I didn't see this one. Are you on "level" server? It looks like the maintenance on level needs a bit more tweaking.

I was about to report the exact same error on my site: My error log (which I couldn't access through File Manager, see my post below on the fact File Manager is broken, but managed to FTP to examine it) is full of lines saying various php files not working due to this error. It seems...

On the "level" server, trying to use in cPanel both "File Manager" and "Legacy File Manager" does not work. In "File Manager" it is stuck on "Fetching directory contents...". In "Legacy File Manager" I get "[a fatal error or timeout occurred while processing this directive]". Although I have...

If your server is "level", several people, including myself, have reported that the cPanel File Manager is stuck at "Fetching directory contents...". We need someone at x10 to fix this. Thanks.

I am also on "level" server. cPanel File Manger is stuck at "Fetching directory contents..." when I open it. Also, some changes might have been made to my .htaccess file or something, I can't use File Manger to find out why my site is not showing up properly.

I've got nothing that should be doing this. I'm running the same exact stuff I'm running on other Hosting sites (MediaWiki). But the other sites don't get this in the Error Log. I think I've discovered the cause. x10 writes the following into the .htaccess files: I'm not sure why and I...

I've noticed my Error Log (in cPanel) shows the following (things labeled "removed" I changed for security reasons): 2013-01-19 12:14:58.556 [INFO] [HTAccess] Updating configuration from [/removed/removed/public_html/removed/.htaccess] 2013-01-19 12:14:58.556 [INFO] [HTAccess] Updating...

And now it's working fine. Either something was fixed or it is something that comes and goes.

Unfortunately, the problem is getting worse with: happening now.

Thank you very much for your reply.

I have also noticed very slow / inconsistent service. However, I don't know what server I am on. How do I discover this? Thank you. EDIT: Never, mind. I figured it out. I'm also on 'Level'. EDIT: I have the exact same problems and since I upgraded to adfree-infinity-prime for...

Thanks, Skizzerz. Some good info there. I have not investigated using CACHE_DB since I felt it wasn't needed, any problems with speed beyond what I've already done seems to be related to other issues with x10 (First Byte Time:DNS, socket and negotiations) but I might try it and see.

Since this is an off topic question, please reply to any further questions on it by sending me a private message here or email. MediaWiki.org has some help manual pages about caching. But to make it easy for you: Create (if it doesn't exist) a folder called cache in the main wiki folder...

Site up and running for now.

Down for me as well. http://brucehalpern.elementfx.com/medical/