Till Krüss

Nevermind, I had to connect SSO and got an email about it.

@shepstar Are you using Avada as well?

@exavior: Are you using WP Rocket as well?

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Out of memory: The process “redis-server” was terminated because the system is low on memory.

That means you need give Redis more memory or set a maxmemory-policy in your redis.conf file so that the server keeps it memory under the configured limit.

Did you set up Redis (or Valkey) Server and configured it?

Refund issued

It looks like your FLUSHDB calls are extremely slow. I can’t tell you why, they really shouldn’t be. This would be a question for your devops team.

You can alternatively use Object Cache Pro which has asynchronous flushing. Happy to send over a discount, if it’s too pricy.

Please fix this, or otherwise please explain why your plugin requires write access to the directory even when the files manipulated by it (inside that directory) are writable.

If you don’t want to give PHP permission to create and delete the object-cache.php, then don’t.

You can copy the object-cache.php into /wp-content/ manually.

22k lookups could be a lot, how large is your Redis Server (memory and stored keys)?

That might be an incompatibility with another plugin that’s generating the CSS.

Redis Object Cache won’t touch static CSS files.

Yeah, so Valkey reports:

redis_version:7.2.4
valkey_version:8.0.1

And that’s why it still shows up as Redis 7.2.4. We’ll make that more clear in the future.

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There is an issue with Stripe at the moment that prevents us from accessing invoices, see video: https://share.cleanshot.com/15Gf6WzC

Can you share the domain name or email address you used to sign up and I’ll issue the refund that way.

Correct you need to specify a WP_REDIS_DATABASE (0-15, can be increased) for each site when using Redis Object Cache.

Using a prefix is much slower.

Editing config files via UI is difficult and risky. You’re welcome to contribute the feature on GitHub.