WFBrian

Are the users actually in your database? As long as you don’t have those usernames in your database, they won’t be able to login to your site.

Thanks,
Brian

I’m investigating this for you. I’ll let you know what I find.

-Brian

The cache is updated for individual pages when changes are made and not every page. What it is saying is that a comment will force that single page to recache to reflect the change made by the comment.

Hope that helps,
Brian

Thanks for the update. Marking this as resolved.

Try this…

If a URL exactly matches this pattern then don’t cache it: and add a /. That should remove the home page from caching. Remember to hit the add exclusion button after creating the rule to save it.

-Brian

Hi,

Here is the Falcon documentation. It explains manually clearing the cache and events that trigger the cache clearing.

http://docs.wordfence.com/en/Falcon_Cache#Cache_Management

I’d say if your content isn’t updated very often then the cache won’t need to update very often. You can exclude pages from cacheing as well.

-Brian

Hi,

Are you completely removing Wordfence and all table data before reinstalling?

You can find instructions here: http://docs.wordfence.com/en/I%27d_like_to_reinstall_Wordfence_completely._How_do_I_do_that%3F

Are the other sites you have working on a similar server setup?

Thanks,
Brian