Wordpress Cache-Enabler Plugin WP Cacher Enabler Plugin by KeyCDN folks

I agree with @RoldanLT ! Much easier to setup - I only use it for small sites or a VM with multiple sites now. I mostly use Redis cache.

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@eva2000 i'm using option 22 for 2 sites with cache enabler in same vps.
but when i check header for both, i see different X-Cache-Handler,
1 is X-Cache-Handler: php and other X-Cache-Handler: wp
from what i read in here : WordPress Cache Enabler Plugin - KeyCDN Support
it said if X-Cache-Handler: wp being shown, Cache Enabler’s expiry function wont work,
if X-Cache-Handler: php shown then Cache Enabler’s expiry function will work.

so how do you think about it, what is the best between those X-Cache-Handler and what was default centmin header if using option 22 cache enabler??
Thanks..

 

Hm... I tested site:
1. Curl - no X-Cache-Handler
2. Last Microsoft Edge - no X-Cache-Handler
3. Chrome 53.0.2785.143 m (64-bit) incognito mode - X-Cache-Handler: wp
Strange results.

 

@eva2000 yeah after i re-enable again cache enabler plugin, both shows X-Cache-Handler: wp
so default for centmin cache enabler option 22 is X-Cache-Handler: wp if everything is ok, right.
but that mean Cache Enabler’s expiry function in plugin wont work, right??
must setup cron job for do that??

 

Cache enabler wipes entire cache when there is an update to the site so it is quite fine anyway. If site isn't updated then no need to wipe cache I suppose :3

 

Post updates

 

The latest update already enable advanced configuration by default. From their page, they said if "X-Cache-Handler: wp" header is shown the advanced-cache.php file is used. Don't you think the nginx configuration are redundant by now?

 

I think you're right. "X-Cache-Handler: wp" says that php works. We can bypass the php if we need it or we can use php.
I use nginx (I think nginx is faster) and do not use cron snippet.

Code (Text):

http {
...
#map $http_accept $webp_suffix { "~*image/webp" "-webp"; }
...
server {
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location / {
...
#try_files      /path_to_wp/wp-content/cache/cache-enabler/your_domain_name/${request_uri}/index${webp_suffix}.html /index.php?$args;
try_files       /path_to_wp/wp-content/cache/cache-enabler/your_domain_name/${request_uri}/index.html /index.php?$args;

I can not test with WooCommerce and WPcomments. I do not use them.

 

It's in their FAQ page "WordPress Cache Enabler Plugin - KeyCDN Support". Then I asked them in the comment section(My name is Fadhilah Afif), and they said it's not needed to add custom snippet again.

 

I tested cacheenabler without nginx cacheenabler include. It works.

 

# 16 23 * * * echo "$vhostname cacheenabler cron"; sleep 123s ; rm -rf /home/nginx/domains/mydomain.net/public/wp-content/cache/cache-enabler/* > /dev/null 2>&1

-bash: 16: command not found


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