Auto index update not working for new posts

Potential cause of this behavior could be that I use Rocket-Nginx, which bypasses all PHP workload, once a cache file is created. You can find more details from here: GitHub – SatelliteWP/rocket-nginx: Rocket-Nginx is a Nginx configuration that makes WP-Rocket even faster by serving static pages directly without loading WordPress or PHP.

I’m Rocket-Nginx’s author. If you use the configuration, you should also set the crons to run manually from your server and not the default way WordPress ‘fakes’ the crons.

That’s explained in our documentation.

wow @maximejobin

It is an honor to have a comment from the author of the single most important extension of my server.

I do have the cron running at Ubuntu level, but it sometimes shows incompatibilities with other WP plugins. Not sure Rocket-Nginx is the cause of Elasticpress’s indexing problem. I am just throwing bones.

Is the Elasticpress’s auto indexing dependent on WP cron (or real cron at Ubuntu level)?

I’m the author of Rocket-Nginx… but not the author of WP Rocket!

I do not know of the auto indexing is triggered. This is the key to your problem. Once you figure this out, you’ll know where to dig.

Good luck!

Hi there!

ElasticPress does not rely on any cron jobs: posts are sync’d to Elasticsearch in the moment you save them. You can check for errors in the Status Report page, but I’d recommend you to double-check your cache setup. Things could be set in a way that although the post was saved, the cache for your archive pages were not flushed, for example.

As?we don’t provide support here, if you have any follow-up questions please open an issue in our?GitHub repository.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by Felipe Elia.