Files are not saved in a folder, you are using APCu cache memory.
Please verify that pcache is aktiv and working, check for x-cache response header in browser console-> network.
If x-cache is present, site health should stop complaining.
May sent the site domain so that i can check.
Thread Starter
pagrob
(@pagrob)
Many thanks, the site in question is https://diffusionimusicali.org/
your main site returns
x-cache FAIL:INVALID_TYPE
other sides return
x-cache HIT/GZIP
x-cache-enabled true
so it looks like your main site use a custom post type.
are you aware of that?
custom post types are not supported in atec-cache-apcu so only standard post/page type are cached.
As the main site is of a custom type, x-cache header is not sent for this page, thus site health can not detect it.
So, caching works, but not on your home page side.
Thread Starter
pagrob
(@pagrob)
So this means that WordPress only does the Health check on the Home Page? 🤦🏻
If so then everything is ok, thanks for the clarification.
basically yes.
‘Page cache is detected by looking for an active page cache plugin as well as making three requests to the homepage and looking for one or more of the following HTTP client caching response headers
i can confirm that sub pages are cached, such as
GET
https://diffusionimusicali.org/2024/12/24/non-hai-bisogno-di-me-il-secondo-singolo-di-andromeda/
x-cache HIT/GZIP
x-cache-enabled true
x-cache-id p_649212
You are welcome to leave a positive review, thanks.
Thread Starter
pagrob
(@pagrob)
Yes indeed I can confirm that articles and pages are correctly stored in the plugin’s page cache.
I will definitely write a positive review as soon as the wordpress Holiday Breaks are over.
New version is available, please update and let me know.
