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Originally Posted by maddinat0r The CentOS download for R39-3 is compiled for CentOS7 while the R39-2 download is compiled for CentOS6 (check the filenames of the archives). I'm already aware of this problem and this is already solved in R40. However, I'm not willing to release such a version (R39-4 as you called it), since this will only halt development on R40. Just wait a little longer. If you want to help: there's a first beta version coming soon and I'll need some testers for this. I'll post more details when this first beta version is finished. Well, of course you won't get the "no active cache" warning if you don't delete your active cache - it will stay active until another cache overwrites it.

I'll search for non-deleted caches, I'm actually using few non-threaded queries, I probably missed to delete a cache in some of those queries then.

@Vince: I already changed that return, but I still get the warning, I maybe forgot something as I said above...

#Edit: Should I still get this warning even after use cache_set_active(0) before creating a new cache? Cause I still get it, also, cache_warning_count isn't called when I get the warning on mysql_log...