• Resolved Rudiculous

    (@rudiculous)


    Hello,

    The Cache Crawlers are shut off on server level from my hosting provider. So I try to warm up the cache of my website by plugin: Warm Cache (WP) and with https://www.cache-warmer.com/

    I see that their crawlers work on my firewall or backend, and optimized css is made, but I still get a Miss at x-litespeed-cache for the first time page visits in chrome dev tools.
    After I refresh the page, cache is hit.

    Can you explain me why? And how to solve this?
    I make use of a CDN, but even when I shut that off, it still is acting the same.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • The reason why this cache warmer doesn’t work for you is simple. It doesn’t support cache varies. You have at least “Mobile” setting enabled and for this setting warmer must simulate a mobile device.

    Thread Starter Rudiculous

    (@rudiculous)

    OK thanks a lot. Which cache warmers do support cache varies?
    I like to know what I can use.
    Any plugin’s from WordPress?

    I have been searching for any solution but found only a plugin “Warm Cache” and that is not having cache varies I think.

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Rudiculous.

    For others who has same problems. LiteSpeed cache uses cache varies. Cache varies are like cache profiles. Whenever a setting in LSCWP marks that .htaccess has to be modified this means that a new cache profile/vary has to be defined. Whenever the content (code) of a page will be changed by whatever (e.a. Guest Mode, webp replacement and other), but depending on settings in LSCWP an additional cache vary has to be definded. Each cache vary forces that a URL of a page has to be requested as often a cache vary exists to get it cached for all cases.

    Example: You have Mobile, Guest Mode and webp replacement enabled. In sum this makes 8 different cache varies including a default profile. Each setting changes the code of a requested page. To cache each status an URL has to be requested 8 times with different parameters depending on settings. The build-in warmup crawler in LSCWP considers this, but there is no 3rd party warmer service that can do that.

    If you seach for an alternative to build-in crawler because your provider has disabled LSCWP crawler take a look at Slack.

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