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In reply to: [Cache Warmer] GLobal Cache warmer@mooselt
@dietlin
Hello,
An advantage of the external cache warmer is that it warms your website from our server instead of your own (where your site is hosted). This results in faster pages loading because the download/parsing is offloaded from your site to our server.We can offer you the following data center locations (4$/month per location):
– New York
– San Francisco
– Amsterdam
– Singapore
– London (6$)
– Frankfurt
– Toronto (6$)
– Bangalore (6$)
– SydneyOther locations are available upon request.
Note that the warming will happen from a server at a shared data center, which sometimes needs firewall whitelisting. We can supply the used IP addresses after confirmation.
There is only a limit of 500GB network per location per month (usually not a problem for normal websites).Payment preferably via invoice (per 6 months), and alternatively via a credit card monthly subscription.
Alternatives are available upon request.
If interested, contact us by email to finance@tmm.ventures to settle the billing.
If you contacted and got no response in a few days, you can send a message in this thread, I will reach out our finance directly.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cache Warmer] = Works with LiteSpeed caching?Hi,
So it does essentialy what the CURL would do, with some extra headers (user-agent, URL params).
If the curl works for cache creation, then the plugin should.
I’m not an expert in LiteSpeed plugin myself, so it depends how you configured it. Maybe you configured it to exclude particular User-Agents.
Maybe you can try with curl youself to see if that creates cache?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cache Warmer] Warnings on PHP log@fidoboy Can you update the plugin to 1.2.0 and see if the issue is gone?
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In reply to: [Cache Warmer] Constant error occuring@dalereardonmdm Can you update the plugin to 1.2.0 and see if the issue is gone?
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In reply to: [Cache Warmer] Warnings on PHP logHi @fidoboy
Is it possible to give the site access, so I could look?
If not, then maybe you could at least give site health info:
Tools -> Site Health -> Info (Click “Copy site info to clipboard” button).Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cache Warmer] Multisite installation missing db tables@ebiebzh0 I think if you could setup multisite staging env, that would be great.
And give me the access to 2 blogs there, so I could test with the plugin myself and see what exactly happens.
I can’t find out the reason from the debug log, unfortunately.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cache Warmer] Constant error occuringSo the warming with your settings works for me. No errors like this. Tested on clean instawp install.
Does it happen immediately after you start a new warmup? So can’t you even get the plugin to warm up your site at all? 0 pages visited?
No way to export the logs, but you can send the screenshot.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cache Warmer] Cached pages not workI would be happy to help, but I really can’t, as I don’t know what cache solution you’re using, how it’s configured, etc.
There are many nuances and details to consider and keep in mind.
If you don’t understand all of them, you can consult with some cache experts.
My part is to solve only Cache Warmer’s issues. I’m sorry about that.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cache Warmer] “Posts warming after their update” not working@daivymerlijs
Yes, I do working late, as I have flexible schedule 🙂
Maybe the problem was caused by Action Scheduler issues (like the scheduled tasks did not start, but after you started it manually, it began warming all accumulated posts in there).Is your warm up feature can also warm up “related” URLs? For example, creating a product should also purge the category the product have been added to.
By “purge” you mean “warm”? No, it currently can’t. It warms only the posts you edited / published directly; and not the related category, terms of it.
But we can consider such a feature, if you want.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cache Warmer] not using entries in sitemap xml file@ebiebzh0 I fixed the sitemap in 1.1.8. If you update the plugin, they should be good.
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In reply to: [Cache Warmer] notification url returns errorForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cache Warmer] notification url returns error@sissi
It loads for me: https://wpplugins-midlayer.tmm-technology.com/api/notifications/cache-warmer/1.1.4
Maybe some network issues.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cache Warmer] Constant error occuringDoes it happen immediately after you start a new warmup? So you can’t get the plugin to warm up your site?
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In reply to: [Cache Warmer] Constant error occuring@dalereardonmdm Hi. I don’t know why this problem happens to you.
Could you export the plugins settings and send to our email wp@tmm.ventures please?
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In reply to: [Cache Warmer] “Posts warming after their update” not working@daivymerlijs
I completed my tests. It works for me.
But it warms only published posts (posts, pages, products), not private, draft etc.
The posts are added to the buffer (internal DB field), and then, on cache_warmer_process_posts_enqueue interval, the posts are iterated over and visited.
Can you make sure it’s present in the Action Scheduler tasks?
On admin panel: Tools -> Scheduled Actions -> Pending (tab). Then select “cache_warmer_process_posts_enqueue” and click “Run”. See if the changed posts get added to the: Cache Warmer -> Logs -> Triggered (tab).
And maybe could you send me screenshots of it. So I will verify you’re checking the right place.