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1. truden
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Thanks for your work, Donncha :)

   I'm trying WP-Super-Cache on 2.6
   The installation went very smooth and the caching is working except for the Super-Cache files.
   WP-Cache shows cached and expired files, but WP-Super-Cache shows 0 files.
   In the cache directory I see folders with the file names but nothing in the folders.
   The directory is 755 CHMOD as it was created during the installation.

   I did try it in "Lock Down" mod and it seams to me that the speed is slower than in normal caching mod. Is that normal or not.

2. truden
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Oh, sorry, forgot to say that there are cached files in the "cache" and "meta" directories.
   I was referring to "supercache" directory when I said that there are only folders with no files in them.
   There I have directory with the sub-domain name and inside directories with the names of the accessed files.

3. Emiline220
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   I'm having this exact same problem. Is there a solution? Is it something to do with my server? Because I was told my host that I was pretty much required to use Super Cache, but if it's only working half-way that doesn't really help me.

4. The IceMan
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   having the same problem
   s-cache dir only show my domain folder

5. stevemagruder
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   I'm experiencing this exact same problem. Any solutions?

6. edam
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   POSSIBLE SOLUTION:

   I had *exactly* this problem and eventually found it to be that the browser I was using had cookies that were preventing wp-super-cache from serving up static files. Try deleting all cookies for the site and see if that fixes it. It definitely did for me.

   To test wp-super-cache, I had thought I was using a browser (Chrome, actually) that I hadn't browsed my site with before. Now that I think about it, I'm not so sure. I had obviously done something anyway, because I had some cookies.

   What I find strange is that wp-super-cache actually creates the empty directories in the supercache directory, but then doesn't actually save the cached pages in there! Is this correct? maybe it's because it would be saving a page for a user that was (potentially) logged in, which is obviously not a page you then want to serve-up to all and sundry.

7. Donncha O Caoimh
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   edam - thanks for pointing that out. I tracked it down to the mkdir command running before I checked if an anon user was visiting or not. It's moved up now and empty directories shouldn't be created!

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