getting "Another user is currently editing this page" when trying to edit

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When I try to edit my page, I get "Another user is currently editing this page". Also, I can't sign out from that page. I can sign out from the concrete5 website, and sign back in, with the same result. Changed password to no effect.

Shortly before this, I think I opened up the permissions to allow everyone to edit and tried to initiate editing on another computer, which it wouldn't allow. That's when it began.

Does this sound familiar to anybody?

 
benlupu replied on at Permalink Reply
Yes! I have the same error. Go tohttp://www.gasolineguru.com. The editing toolbar doesn't go away even after you sign out. Have you found a solution to this problem yet? Thanks!
vipkilla replied on at Permalink Reply
We're also having this issue, it started when we set 'apc' as the c5 caching engine. Any ideas?
kirkroberts replied on at Permalink Reply
kirkroberts
I have a client reporting a similar problem.

"Someone else is currently editing this page" shows up even though it's clear no one else is editing the page.
Mnkras replied on at Permalink Reply
Mnkras
you can manually check them in in the db, try executeing this query:

UPDATE `Pages` SET `cIsCheckedOut` = 0, `cCheckedOutUID` = null WHERE `cIsCheckedOut` = 1
graham03 replied on at Permalink Reply
I have the same issue. Any way to remedy this?
vipkilla replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
We were going crazy trying to figure out this problem. We ended up contracting concrete5 to address the issue... it turns out fastcgi or fcgi has issues with APC as noted on this page:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/598444/how-to-share-apc-cache-be...

The solution was to switch to php-fpm (we went with nginx + php-fpm)