Cache not deleting

hi Feyisayo1, please do these steps for ensure

1. Open cPanel and please look at the creation time of /wp-content/cache/all/index.html
2. Open fastest cache panel panel and set cron for every hour
3. Wait 3 minute
4. and refresh on cPanel /wp-content/cache/all/index.html

How is “tmpWpfc” removed?
When the cached files are deleted, they are moved to “tmpWpfc” instead of being deleted and a cron-job is set. Delete all files are so difficult for server so cron-job is set not to use a lot of CPU resources. Cron-job is set and it deletes 100 files every 5 minutes. When all files in “tmpWpfc” are deleted, cron-job is unset.

Thanks for the feedback Emre, I tried the steps above and I still had the same issues and the “tmpWpfc” folder was deleted, I’ve also noticed, when I set cache deleting time to an hour in plugin’s settings, after one hour, the cache timeout tab changes and I have to set a specified time for cache deletion again, this is what cron job does right?

I’ve checked the option to delete the cache once a post or page is published but nothing happens.

Also, we have a mobile site as a subdomain with a different wordpress theme and also a different wordpress theme for our desktop site, after sometime when we try to access the desktop site while the plugin is active, we see the mobile site instead of the desktop site.

I have checked the option to not show a cached version to mobile users cause mobile users were seeing the desktop site instead of the mobile site while this option was unchecked.

Hi Feyisayo1, try the following plugin to see what is happening with your cron jobs.

It is worth a try ??

Kind regards

Thanks for the suggestion mbrsolution, Will the plugin tell if a cron job was successful or not too?

Hi this is what the author of the plugins says.

WP Crontrol lets you view and control what’s happening in the WP-Cron system.

You can even run a cron job manually to test and see if the cron job works.

Thanks, I installed the plugin and found a cron job was set for wp fastest cache recurring hourly, (which I had set in wpfc’s cache timeout settings)

then I refreshed the page and found another cron job called wpfc_tempDelete created and was due to take place in 23 seconds.

Do I edit the wp fastest cache’s cron job manually and specify its recurring time in the wp crontrol’s settings?

Thank you so much mbrsolution, I used the plugin you suggested to monitor the cron jobs and found out wp-fastest-cache was working fine recurring hourly, I don’t know what else could be causing my pages not to be updated after an hour. Probably browser-based caching?

mbrsolution thank you ??