Hello!
Sorry to hear that… Could you confirm the “Object cache” option is activated (in plugin’s settings)?
Yes Pierre it is. Also WordPress Health check says: “Page cache is not detected and the server response time is slow”.
OK. Thanks 😉
Can you tell me if you see cached objects in PerfOps One > Tools > APCu? If so, can you tell me how many?
Note, APCu is not a page cache – sorry if you thought it was… It is a object cache (so, it speeds mainly WordPress core and db queries).
OK. So basically APCu caching is working, but stats don’t.
Generaly there’s 2 reasons why stats aren’t working:
- your cron is not working or at a very low frequency (5 min are recommended for APCu manager)
- your hosting plan blocks some APCu features (rare, but it does exist)
Could you verify your cron is working with frequency of 5 min or less?
Sorry for late reply. Despite my correct setting, WordPress isn’t notifying me of your messages. Very strange. May I know <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>how</span> I can check if cron is working or not? Thanks.
Pierre, in the meantime I can report that cron isn’t working. Can you tell me how I can make it work? Thanks!
I appear to have 1 cronjob running in cPanel to create automatic daily backups: “/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/docroot/cgi/softaculous”/cli.php –backup –auto=1 –insid=26_24411
However, I don’t see any Apcu cronjob in my cPanel. Also scheduling of posts is not working.
Hi @richard1250 !
The cron to which I am referring is the WordPress cron itself.
You can find how to set it up in this article for example: https://wpconnect.co/blog/setup-cron-wordpress/ or specifically with Plesk here: https://docs.plesk.com/en-US/obsidian/reseller-guide/website-management/wordpress-toolkit.73391/#setting-up-a-regular-run-of-wp-cron-php
Just keep in mind to run it at least once per 5 minutes.
Thanks for the links Pierre but I don’t understand their content in relation to your wonderful plugin. Is there a possibility that you can setup the cronjob for me in cPanel?
Oh sorry, I thought you were with Plesk. :/
So if you’re with cpanel, here is a full article about it: https://encode.host/knowledgebase/154/How-to-replace-WordPress-cron-with-a-cron-job-in-cpanel.html
And, no, sorry, the TOS of the wordpress.org support forums doesn’t allow me to do it for you on your infrastructures.
Hi Pierre
Sorry, I do not understand your solution and the connection to a cron job.
I have installed APCu Manager and Decalog but no cron job
APCU manager, DecaLog, and PerfOps One are up-to-date
My Provider uses Object-Cache APCu
But still I get :
Median server response time was 769 milliseconds. It should be less than the recommended 600 milliseconds threshold.
No client caching response headers were detected.
A page cache plugin was not detected.
Is there no solution without diving into nerd’s waters?
Thank you
Thomas
Hello Thomas.
APCu Manager is an object cache system. Not a page cache one…
So yes, it is normal if you see “No client caching response headers were detected” and “A page cache plugin was not detected”.
If you have any other question please, open a new support thread 😉
