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The Domain module was in fact responsible for this. I moved include './sites/all/modules/domain/settings.inc'; to the very end of my settings.php file and everything started working.

I then added the following code to ensure a different cache_prefix for each of the domains.

$thishost = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
$site_arr = explode('.', $thishost);
$sitename = $site_arr[1] . '_';
$conf['cache_prefix'] = $sitename;

Credit for that code goes to Drupal 6 APC with domain access module not working for (sub-)domainsDrupal 6 APC with domain access module not working for (sub-)domains. In fact, now that I look at that page again, I notice that he has the domain access include on the last time, too. Audible sigh. Don't know how I didn't notice that before.

It also appears that if you want to move Domain's settings.inc to the bottom, you need to make a tweak to that file. Modify modules/domain/settings.inc so the domain_settings_setup_ok function looks like this:

function domain_settings_setup_ok() {
  static $state = NULL;
  if ($state === NULL) {
    if (!empty($conf['cache_include'])) {
      $state = TRUE;
    }
    else {
      $state = !function_exists('cache_get');
    }
  }
  return $state;
}

That is an adapted version of the patch for D7 discussed at https://drupal.org/node/1240472.

The Domain module was in fact responsible for this. I moved include './sites/all/modules/domain/settings.inc'; to the very end of my settings.php file and everything started working.

I then added the following code to ensure a different cache_prefix for each of the domains.

$thishost = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
$site_arr = explode('.', $thishost);
$sitename = $site_arr[1] . '_';
$conf['cache_prefix'] = $sitename;

Credit for that code goes to Drupal 6 APC with domain access module not working for (sub-)domains. In fact, now that I look at that page again, I notice that he has the domain access include on the last time, too. Audible sigh. Don't know how I didn't notice that before.

It also appears that if you want to move Domain's settings.inc to the bottom, you need to make a tweak to that file. Modify modules/domain/settings.inc so the domain_settings_setup_ok function looks like this:

function domain_settings_setup_ok() {
  static $state = NULL;
  if ($state === NULL) {
    if (!empty($conf['cache_include'])) {
      $state = TRUE;
    }
    else {
      $state = !function_exists('cache_get');
    }
  }
  return $state;
}

That is an adapted version of the patch for D7 discussed at https://drupal.org/node/1240472.

The Domain module was in fact responsible for this. I moved include './sites/all/modules/domain/settings.inc'; to the very end of my settings.php file and everything started working.

I then added the following code to ensure a different cache_prefix for each of the domains.

$thishost = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
$site_arr = explode('.', $thishost);
$sitename = $site_arr[1] . '_';
$conf['cache_prefix'] = $sitename;

Credit for that code goes to Drupal 6 APC with domain access module not working for (sub-)domains. In fact, now that I look at that page again, I notice that he has the domain access include on the last time, too. Audible sigh. Don't know how I didn't notice that before.

It also appears that if you want to move Domain's settings.inc to the bottom, you need to make a tweak to that file. Modify modules/domain/settings.inc so the domain_settings_setup_ok function looks like this:

function domain_settings_setup_ok() {
  static $state = NULL;
  if ($state === NULL) {
    if (!empty($conf['cache_include'])) {
      $state = TRUE;
    }
    else {
      $state = !function_exists('cache_get');
    }
  }
  return $state;
}

That is an adapted version of the patch for D7 discussed at https://drupal.org/node/1240472.

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The Domain module was in fact responsible for this. I moved include './sites/all/modules/domain/settings.inc'; to the very end of my settings.php file and everything started working.

I then added the following code to ensure a different cache_prefix for each of the domains.

$thishost = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
$site_arr = explode('.', $thishost);
$sitename = $site_arr[1] . '_';
$conf['cache_prefix'] = $sitename;

Credit for that code goes to Drupal 6 APC with domain access module not working for (sub-)domains. In fact, now that I look at that page again, I notice that he has the domain access include on the last time, too. Audible sigh. Don't know how I didn't notice that before.

It also appears that if you want to move Domain's settings.inc to the bottom, you need to make a tweak to that file. Modify modules/domain/settings.inc so the domain_settings_setup_ok function looks like this:

function domain_settings_setup_ok() {
  static $state = NULL;
  if ($state === NULL) {
    if (!empty($conf['cache_include'])) {
      $state = TRUE;
    }
    else {
      $state = !function_exists('cache_get');
    }
  }
  return $state;
}

That is an adapted version of the patch for D7 discussed at https://drupal.org/node/1240472.

The Domain module was in fact responsible for this. I moved include './sites/all/modules/domain/settings.inc'; to the very end of my settings.php file and everything started working.

I then added the following code to ensure a different cache_prefix for each of the domains.

$thishost = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
$site_arr = explode('.', $thishost);
$sitename = $site_arr[1] . '_';
$conf['cache_prefix'] = $sitename;

Credit for that code goes to Drupal 6 APC with domain access module not working for (sub-)domains. In fact, now that I look at that page again, I notice that he has the domain access include on the last time, too. Audible sigh. Don't know how I didn't notice that before.

The Domain module was in fact responsible for this. I moved include './sites/all/modules/domain/settings.inc'; to the very end of my settings.php file and everything started working.

I then added the following code to ensure a different cache_prefix for each of the domains.

$thishost = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
$site_arr = explode('.', $thishost);
$sitename = $site_arr[1] . '_';
$conf['cache_prefix'] = $sitename;

Credit for that code goes to Drupal 6 APC with domain access module not working for (sub-)domains. In fact, now that I look at that page again, I notice that he has the domain access include on the last time, too. Audible sigh. Don't know how I didn't notice that before.

It also appears that if you want to move Domain's settings.inc to the bottom, you need to make a tweak to that file. Modify modules/domain/settings.inc so the domain_settings_setup_ok function looks like this:

function domain_settings_setup_ok() {
  static $state = NULL;
  if ($state === NULL) {
    if (!empty($conf['cache_include'])) {
      $state = TRUE;
    }
    else {
      $state = !function_exists('cache_get');
    }
  }
  return $state;
}

That is an adapted version of the patch for D7 discussed at https://drupal.org/node/1240472.

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The Domain module was in fact responsible for this. I moved include './sites/all/modules/domain/settings.inc'; to the very end of my settings.php file and everything started working.

I then added the following code to ensure a different cache_prefix for each of the domains.

$thishost = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
$site_arr = explode('.', $thishost);
$sitename = $site_arr[1] . '_';
$conf['cache_prefix'] = $sitename;

Credit for that code goes to Drupal 6 APC with domain access module not working for (sub-)domains. In fact, now that I look at that page again, I notice that he has the domain access include on the last time, too. Audible sigh. Don't know how I didn't notice that before.