• If I have a file, let’s say a PHP file, in /file.php, with my blog located in /blog, so at the same directory level, W3TC still caches that file. If there’s a way to fix that, that would be great to know, but the problem I’m posting about exists regardless of that fix.

    When I have said PHP file in /file.php, it gets cached, and nothing I do except for bouncing Apache will get it uncached. I change the file’s contents, I click empty all caches, I click empty page cache, I click empty memcache, you name it … but only bouncing Apache finally refreshes that file.

    I’m not running page-speed or other modules that could be caching … only caching is from W3TC.

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  • Plugin Contributor Frederick Townes

    (@fredericktownes)

    Are you suing an opcode cache or NFS?

    Thread Starter sbahram

    (@sbahram)

    I am using xCache and also memcache in W3TC, if that’s what you mean?

    Plugin Contributor Frederick Townes

    (@fredericktownes)

    You will have to experiment with your xcache configuration as it can cause this exact issue you’ve described, where files are cached until apache is restarted. There’s a directive that tells xcache to check if the file is changed on every request in order to automatically update the cache.

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