• Since moving from 1.6.1 to 1.6.2, when I go to the bottom of the source of the page, I can see that the timestamp of the cache time is updated every time I refresh the site (this also caused the site to crash fairly often since the upgrade).

    I’m using the advanced option with .htaccess.

    If you wish to investigate further, please let me know which debug log I can provide that will help.

    Thanks.

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  • Activate debugging and read through it yourself. You should see something in there saying that caching is disabled for some reason for whatever page you’re loading.

    Unfortunately since the version 1.6.2 I’m experiencing the same issue. I’ve enabled the logging but nothing seems to be reason to stop caching.

    Hello, I faced the same issue after last update.
    I found page’s cache files were in place but rebuilded each time a page was requested.
    I assumed it’s because of 0 value I had for cache timeout i.e. cache was always considered as outdated and always rebuilded.
    Since I changed cache timeout to 86400 it seems to work correctly.

    Great point @nhutils. I also got the garbage collection set to 0. Different value makes the caching work again.

    Same problem here, I have cache timeout to 0 to disable the garbage collection

    Can you try the development version? So far, there’s only one small change described here, that fixes this problem. It checks if the cache max time is 0 before using it.

    You can grab the development version on this page:
    https://github.com/Automattic/wp-super-cache/pull/571

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