marinblu

There is not a redis-cache-flush.log file after many hours, so I suppose that none of the plugins is flushing the object cache!
Why the metric bytes form/chart it is always under 5000kb when I have set in backend the maxmemory to 10GB?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by marinblu.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by marinblu.

also, is the php redis extension necessary or only for the pro version?

The site is under dev, so do you have an email in order to describe the problems and to send you an acoount in order to check it?

Yes, there are several problems! ??
If we purchase the premium version, could you work on it in order to troubleshooting with porto or you are going to escalate it with extra cost?

Furthemore, we exported the homepage from pagebuilder and there are not references of lazyload markups!

Also, we are using kallyas theme that has a pagebuilder that stores everything in db, but we cannot find lazyload or data-srcset at db tables! Another idea ?

Hi,

@codeagency

Thanks for your reply, but there is already a redis.conf file under /etc/ and
redis service works good with redis object cache plugin!
Do I have to create a redis.conf under redisearch content?

Also, I forgot to say that our server has redis for object caching.

Yes, when Relevanssi is deactivated, then searching is different, as there are no results
from taxonomies. Also, we set the custom field to some and next entry to _sku and reindexing, is that right? What else should we check? Thus, we set to remove hashes from
_sku, as next approach and takes very long for 40k posts!
What I mentioned, is that in mysql->relevanssi table, there are not records regarding _sku. Should be at customfield_detail column, shouldn’t them?

ok, thanks

There are 35000 products and 5000 categories.

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