Kazekaii

Hello.

I changed the cache path and it seems that now it saves all the timestamp directories.
Cache path: https://prnt.sc/n3oxvy
Result: https://prnt.sc/n3oytg

You say that after 3 months, a cronjob will automatically delete the ones that are 3 months old.
Is it possible to modify these 3 months for another amount of time or disable the cron?
I’m interested in not delete anything, or to take much longer to delete.

Thanks!

I have latest 2.6.0 version.
https://prnt.sc/n0ws10

When I purge the cache (FVM Purge from the admin bar), the timestamp directory that was in wp-content/cache/fvm disappears, and instead a different one appears with another timestamp.
Before: https://prnt.sc/n0wsb0
After: https://prnt.sc/n0wsjj

About custom path for cache, I use the default.

Screenshots of settings:
https://prnt.sc/n0wxa0
https://prnt.sc/n0wxsu
https://prnt.sc/n0x09o

Thanks!

If it is by default, why when I press “FVM Purge”, the contents of wp-content/cache/fvm (the new cache directory if I’m not mistaken) and /wp-content/fvm/out is completely removed? This causes that the file that was before the purge no longer exists.

Do I have to activate something? Am I doing something wrong? Where are the old css? :\

– What cache problem are you facing?

The problem is that if google saves our page in his cache and I purge, the css link that Google has saved does not exist. This affects that when someone push “In cache” in their results, the page is seen without css.

Thanks for reply!

Hello again.

In version 2.3.6 you added the following:
– added option to reload the cache, while preserving the old static files.

This solved our problem with the google cache.
But now it seems that this option has disappeared. Or maybe I don’t see it.

We have problems with the google cache again and would appreciate being able to keep the old css files. I need it.

It’s possible?

Thank you.

In Options> URL Monitor Changes, in the associated_redirect field I have set “/amp/” (without quotes).

I’ve tried “/amp” as the placeholder suggests but it does not work either.

When I try to access the AMP version of the Source URL, instead of going to the AMP of the Target URL, I get 404 error.

Yes the problem it with Google cache, and we don’t have CDN (too expensive).

Thank you so much for your answer.

From my point of view there are 2 solutions:

– One button to create the new CSS and purge WP Super Cache but not purge the old cache files. And another button to purge everything as you have now.
– The other solution (more elegant probably) is to add a check option in the /options-general.php?page=fastvelocity-min&tab=settings to decide if you want to keep old CSS.

Thank you so much again

Now works perfectly.

Thanks!

Thanks for your answer, Aristeides.

The theme is Malleore: https://themeforest.net/item/malleore-clean-and-bold-wordpress-blogging-theme/16043100

Apparently, the problem is then that the theme misuses of Kirki in my case, where I have a lot of tags, right?
Then I will send a ticket to the team.

Thanks for your answer.

I am aware that it is a memory problem, but I am surprised that the web is going well, and if I activate this plugin, fails, presumably by a problem with the tags. And so I wanted to know if the plugin makes any SQL query or something like that with tags, to break the web.

If I increase memory_limit and set_time_limit (0), the web takes longer than 1 minute to load any page.
I think not due only to the server, perhaps the plugin may be doing something wrong.

But only happens when active this plugin in particular, only with this plugin.

I just read in the changelog:
Improvement: Added instructions for users to restrict access NGINX to .user.ini During Firewall configuration.
The firewall is configured and do not see this setting. Where is it?

Continuing this issue “Publicly accessible config, backup, or log file found”, I was updated Wordfence to 6.1.3, and in the webs i have hosted in plesk, the problem was resolved.

In the webs hosted in NGINX, the Scan not detected “Publicly accessible config, backup, or log file found”, but the .htaccess and user.ini files is still downloadable.

For example:
[Apr 15 08:24:50]Check for publicly accessible configuration files, backup files and logsSecure.
But is still downloadable:
https://www.babygest.es/.htaccess

Hi.

This has also happened to me since I’ve updated today Wordfence and have activated the Firewall

—-
Alert generated at Wednesday 13th of April 2016 at 02:28:06 PM
Warnings:
* Publicly accessible config, backup, or log file found: .user.ini
* Publicly accessible config, backup, or log file found: .htaccess
—-

Any solution?
Thanks! Great job.

I have the same problem

Hello again.
It’s been seven months, and I still have the same problem on iPad. If I upgrade the plugin, I lose the fullscreen button.
Is there any solution other than to modify the version of player in the plugin?