I’m using wp rocket in conjunction with this plugin, though wp-rocket has its page caching disabled.
I want to be able to use a trigger from when I clear the minify cache on wp rocket that it will clear the site cache as well.
would that be just
$nginxchampuru = NginxChampuru::get_instance();
$nginxchampuru->transientExec(“flush_cache”, “all”, false);
Hello,
Thanks for this great plugin.
How can I change fastcgi_cache_key to “$scheme$request_method$host$request_uri”
This is more safe than yours.
Please check this url:
https://serverfault.com/questions/612727/how-to-prevent-nginx-caching-blank-pages
]]>Hi.
Can plugin works good, if I just instal and activate it? Without all that smart settings in “Installation” guide?
Thanks
]]>I just installed this plugin and testing it for the first time and it finally dawned on me why it’s not flushing or removing any of the cache files. They are owned by the nginx user ID of www-data (nginx/1.7.12 on ubuntu/utopic) whereas my php5-fpm daemons are all running as multiple different users (uid per domain). I can’t simply chown the cache folders to a single different user and I’m not happy about forcing the cache files to chmod 666 and to do that might involved hacking the actual nginx module itself.
Surely some other folks are running PHP as a different user (ISPConfig folks for instance) so what would be the recommended way of dealing with this situation?
]]>Hello Plugin Author, how to use this plugin?
I don’t understand what I have to make change on nginx configuration on Installation Guide.
Can you help me please?
Arigatou Gozaimasu.
Should add Flush all chaches when log out! ??
]]>no changelog on wordpress plugin page.
]]>I can’t seem to get the cache to flush when using your plugin. A lot of the other plugins assume that nginx is working as a front end proxy for apache, but does this plugin work with fastcgi_cache?
]]>PHP Warning: is_file() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home/www/data/sites/***/wp-content/plugins/nginx-champuru/nginx-champuru.php on line 178
var_dump: $cache:
array(1) { [0]=> string(54) “/var/cache/nginx/d/84/152388456547c6a2c5181fafd37bb84d” }