Settings in tab Empty Cache>temporisation get disabled on their own

It appears that another plugin may be updating the wp-cron rules. I recommend you to add a cronjob as below.

https://www.wpfastestcache.com/features/clear-cache-via-url/

Hi Emre,

Thanks for your quick response. Your solution works well!!

Just wondering, before you answeres, I already added the following line of code to config.php

define(“WPFC_DISABLE_HOOK_CLEAR_ALL_CACHE”, true);

but it doesn’t change anything. Any idea why?

why did you add the line?

To avoid any other plugin to hook with WP Fastest cache (as mentioned previously, something is automatically disabling my temporistaion rule.

In the meantime the cronjob is doing well, but the % of diskspace is still increasing (from 65% to 69%) while WP Fastest cache is the only cache I am using.

Any idea what could cause this increase of disk space while nothing is added to it by human intervention?

To avoid any other plugin to hook with WP Fastest cache (as mentioned previously, something is automatically disabling my temporistaion rule.

WPFC_DISABLE_HOOK_CLEAR_ALL_CACHE is another thing. it is not used for this issue.

In the meantime the cronjob is doing well, but the % of diskspace is still increasing (from 65% to 69%) while WP Fastest cache is the only cache I am using.

Any idea what could cause this increase of disk space while nothing is added to it by human intervention?

When a page is cached, a static HTML file is generated and stored on the disk. However, We need to find out which folder’s storage space is increasing to know there is a problem or not.

“However, We need to find out which folder’s storage space is increasing to know there is a problem or not.”

How can I do that? How to proceed?

We need to know which one is causing the problem. you should check the size of the folders.

/wp-content/cache/all/
/wp-content/cache/wpfc-minified/

/wp-content/cache/all/ : 202.760 Bytes

/wp-content/cache/wpfc-minified/ : 0 Bytes

/wp-content/cache/shield : 349.502 Bytes

After emptying the cache using WP Fastest Cache, these figures doesn’t change. How can I fix this?

they are too small. are you sure that you checked them correctly?

Yes, I did.

In the meantime I found out that I have an infinite loop going on somewhere and I believe it is the cause why the % of use of the disk is suddenly increasing. I am first going to try to solve that problem (I guess it will also solve this ticket).

You can close this topic. Thanks a lot for your insight and help, it helped me to find out that I also had an infinite loop.

what kind of redirection? are you using a plugin for redirection?

I have a redirection plugin that is outdated, I have to check that my coded redirections are not triggered on the target url, I have to check all my loops.

ok please let me know.