• Resolved enoch85

    (@enoch85)


    Just activated this app with a unix socket – made the neccesary adjustments in wp-config.php before I activated the app.

    When I pressed activate I got redirected to a screen where it said: “You have sufficient permissions to view this site”. I closed the screen and when I got back to my dashboard the “Redis” menu under Settings was gone, and when I press activate in Installed Plugins, nothing happens, and it’s like it’s un-activated.

    But, when I check in my backend with redis-cli and run monitor, I clearly can see that the app is activated because it has tons of outputs with the wp_ flag, also the site feels faster.

    Do you need any error logs to fix this? Please tell me what you need and I will provide it for you.

    Thank you for a great app. When this issue is fixed, I will make a donation.

    Best Regards
    Daniel Hansson
    https://www.en0ch.se

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/redis-cache/

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  • Plugin Author Till Krüss

    (@tillkruess)

    Is everything running fine now?

    Thread Starter enoch85

    (@enoch85)

    Like I wrote, it’s running but I can’t access this site; https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/redis-cache/screenshots/ and it seems like the plugin is inactivated because it says “activate plugin” under installed plugins.

    So in other words, it’s working on the backend, but not frontend.

    Sent from OnePlus Two, sorry for typos.

    Plugin Author Till Krüss

    (@tillkruess)

    Try flushing the Redis database, before and after activating the plugin.

    Thread Starter enoch85

    (@enoch85)

    But the plugin is already activated, didn’t you read my posts?

    “When I pressed activate I got redirected to a screen where it said: “You have sufficient permissions to view this site”. I closed the screen and when I got back to my dashboard the “Redis” menu under “Settings” was gone, and when I press activate in Installed Plugins, nothing happens, and it’s like it’s un-activated.”

    But it’s activated in the backend.

    How do I flush the database and why do you think it would help?

    Plugin Author Till Krüss

    (@tillkruess)

    You gotta flush the Redis database manually, you can’t do it through the WordPress admin interface. Doing that can solve loads of issues.

    Thread Starter enoch85

    (@enoch85)

    $ redis-cli -s /var/run/redis.sock
    > flushdb

    Issue solved. Thanks!

    Plugin Author Till Krüss

    (@tillkruess)

    Awesome!

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