Fred

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Probably not, if you ask what I mean. For understanding this may helpful.
https://www.wpwhitesecurity.com/securing-wordpress-wp-admin-htaccess/

Have you enabled Prebuild Cache Automatically and discover enw pages? Did you disable wp-cron?

This feature is available only in premium version. If you bought the pro version of Swift, please open a support ticket.

Swift should detect and cache all known URLs.

Do you have any kind of http authorization on your website?

Thanks for letting us know. Glad to hear that it is working now..

If you experience some trouble please feel free to open a new thread.

When visiting your website, it has only one (home)page. Did you read
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/read-this-before-you-post-36/ to get an solution?

I noticed you use another cache plugin.

Do you still need help with anything?

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That feature is not available and also not recommended as minifying may affect the way themes/plugins work and as a result break the frontend of some of your subsites.

No, when you update a page or post, only that one is cleared and rebuild. I just wanted to list the triggers for cache. Sorry for the confusion.

Without access to your website and exactly see the configuration you set, It`′s hard to say what exactly causes your issue.

Is wp-cron perhaps disabled?

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The message appears when you cleared the cache. But if it′s not cleared I assime some other plugin generates a conflict in your WordPress dashboard.

Have you ever been able to solve it?

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Thanks for the input.

The cache will be cleared when:
– the post was modified
– post was deleted/moved to trash
– woocommerce product stock/any props was changed
– post status was changed (eg scheduled post)
– any plugin was activated/deactivated
– any plugin was updated
– theme was updated
– WordPress core was updated
– after switch theme
– any change in menu
– any change in customizer
– if comment was send/approved

May I ask if you have any redirect plugin installed, such as Really Simple SSL or similar?