Closed wcruz-br closed 7 months ago
I couldn't replicate what you're seeing, although I used the Jetpack Docker, but it has a similar stack.
What you're seeing in the last log is the following:
If things were working correctly, you should have seen https://mysite.com/2023/12/cop28/ being loaded before the line that says it's fetching it. Maybe your webserver can't call itself?
Are you still working in this Docker image?
Hi! Thank you for answering this. I'm still working with this setup and I created a shell script to "preload" all pages (calling them from sitemap listing). If I can help doing some specific test, or need more information about this setup, just ask it.
I just tested it with the latest plugin version and it seems to be working fine now. It is preloading all pages as I write this. There are thousands to generate, once it's finished I'll check if it worked as expected and close the ticket if that's the case. Hold on...
It worked like a charm, I'm closing the ticket. Thank you for your time anyway!
Impacted plugin
Super Cache
Quick summary
Running in a Docker container with Alpine Linux, Apache 2, Wordpress 6.4.2, PHP-FPM 8.3. When preload starts, instead of creating cache files it just erases everything, path by path, at the moment where it should create the files there. No new file is created.
Steps to reproduce
A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.
Preload files should be created for all pages. As it works in another setup I have, with Debian and "traditional" PHP (not CGI/PHP-FPM).
What actually happened
All existing cache files being deleted, no new cache files being generated. If a user visit a page after that, cache files are recreated by demand, but whenever the preload runs, all of them are deleted again.
Impact
All
Available workarounds?
No but the platform is still usable
Platform (Simple and/or Atomic)
No response
Logs or notes
First call to a page, creating cache:
Second call, serving wp-cache:
Another user first call to same page, creating and serving supercache:
Preload run deleting all these files:
Things I already did try:
WP Super Cache Config: