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Prebuild does not start

moscato — Mon, 14 Dec 2020 18:45:27 +0000

Hi,

After hitting the blue button to start prebuilding the cache, the button turns red and then back to blue immediately. So the prebuild simply doesn’t start.

I don’t want to switch to “cache pages on first visit” because the entire site should be cached at once, independently if all pages had been visited.

Except for the prebuild problem, the plugin works fine. Caching works perfectly when page is first visited. In this case the page is cached as expected.

Also, I am not using any other cache layer. So this can be ruled out as a potential cause.

BTW: I just figured that the button might be blue and show the label “Start Prebuild Cache” even though Swift has already started with the prebuild (it seems that Swift is prebuilding nevertheless). Strange things are going on.

Hope someone can help. Thanks!

Prebuild cache not working on some hosts

peter — Thu, 18 Jun 2020 18:31:33 +0000

Hi all,

Not really expecting an answer from Swift but the following might still help.

Issue:
Prebuild cache is not working.

Cause:
Prebuild cache is run using a fixed user agent string: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.12; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/52.0

Host mijndomein.nl is quite popular in the Netherlands.
This host rejects this user agent with an 403 response, “Your client or browser version is being used to send malformed or invalid requests.
Please update your browser if possible.”
Alas, Swift Performance Lite does not give any feedback on this issue, not in normal and not in debug mode; it just runs prebuild without anything being prebuilt and without any notices.

Suggested improvements:
– make the user agent string in performance.php filterable so it’s easy to change it
– extend logging info from performance.php beyond 5xx responses & redirects.

Besides above: Swift Performance Lite has been my go to performance plugin since long time and I want to thank you for that!

Prebuild-Cache Option

neuspurcom — Thu, 22 Aug 2019 08:19:12 +0000

Hi,
The cache on my site gets only build when pages are accessed.
Most of the cache plug-ins on the market offer a “prebuild/preload” option.
How do I get this function with Litespeed?

The best ever!

znajdz — Fri, 22 Feb 2019 00:06:36 +0000

I was using other good cache plugin, but because of it’s limitations I decided to look for the new one. I tested few others, but when I found and tested Swift, the decision was easy. First I tried free one and I was amazed with the features and quality of the plugin. I decided to get the Pro. I will not list all the features, you can read about them o their page. I will just say that my website rating with other cashing plugins on GTmetrix was usually, 65-70 (with CDN), time 5-6 sec. After easy setup I run the stats and I was positively shocked. And I’m not kidding. I got 99-99 with the speed of 1-2 sec (with CDN). Pages are not only perfectly cashed but also optimized and whatever this plugin did, load super fast. The last thing is their support. I had a problem with setting up the CDN (not Swift’s problem but in my setup) and Swift support was very fast. Not only they replied very fast, but they fixed the problem very fast and I was ready to go.
I can honestly say that this is the best cashing, preloading, prebuilding pages, optimizing, plugin I used and I used like 6, so I can recommended to anyone.

Varnish

WP Turned UP — Tue, 08 Jan 2019 17:45:47 +0000

Hello. During the Setup Wizard, it appears that having Varnish implemented on the server is frowned upon. However, documentation shows that Varnish is supported. Please advise.

Thank you!

Prebuild not working

pmgopal — Thu, 06 Dec 2018 21:08:19 +0000

Hi, I am a new swift user. Hosting is with Siteground and I am trying out the lite version on a staging site. Swift caching seems to work well when pages are visited – however I am having trouble getting it to prebuild the cache. Not sure if the cron job is running or not but it doesn’t seem to be doing anything. The cached pages or cache size information doesn’t change unless I specifically visit a page or use manual caching from the url in the table.

I tried to follow all the best practices – including turning off css/js merging, resetting warmup table, turning off SG Optimizer and Supercacher etc. but still cannot get this to work.

Appreciate your help.
Madan

Choose a private Post as Prebuild Layout

maetho — Wed, 21 Nov 2018 15:45:27 +0000

Hi
I’m trying to do a handbook for a friend of mine, to show him, how to write new post with the Layout I used. I made a “Testlayout” which he could use to generate new post. Because it is just a testlayout, I don’t want to have it public or password protected but Private. Now if I’m going to Prebuild Layouts > Clone Posts, I can’t find this post.
Can you help?

Analytics tracking not loading on prebuild cache with not logged in users

formulaclick — Wed, 31 Oct 2018 12:00:19 +0000

Your plugin works great, well done! I have a problem with Google Analytics tracking code in https://www.casonadelboticario.com. I have configured Analytics tracking in SeoPress plugin to track only if there is no Administrator/Editor user logged in. If I activate Swift Performance Lite, it prebuilds cache but no Analytics tracking code is on source code, even if I visit website as not logged in user.

How could I solve this? I dont’ want Administrator/Editor visitors being tracked.

Thanks

Can’t Disable Prebuild

midihead — Sun, 06 May 2018 16:47:52 +0000

I decided to try disabling cache prebuild since it uses so much CPU on my shared hosting account. When I uncheck the “Prebuild Cache Automatically” box and save, I get the error “There was a problem with your action. Please try again or reload the page.” I’ve tried several times but saving the option won’t stick and the cache continues to prebuild. I am on version 1.7.1. Thanks for your help.

**UPDATE: There was apparently a weird conflict with Yoast SEO (disabling Yoast allowed me to save the setting).

Another question: I still have caching enabled even though prebuild is turned off. When I visit pages on the front end, the pages are not being cached manually. Is this default behavior for Swift?