Object Cache & Shared servers

  • Resolved davidovic123

    (@davidovic123)


    2 years, 6 months ago

    Hi @nawawijamili,

    I am on a LiteSpeed shared server, and the host does not allow Redis to be installed.

    1/ To use your plugin, do I need to install Redis on the server?
    Or does your plugin not use Redis for object caching, as I read in your presentation?

    2/ Also, you mentioned that the plugin works better if OPCache is installed.
    I see that the “opcache” extension is listed in the PHP extensions list. But I don’t know if it is really installed on the server.
    Because the host had told me earlier that these extensions only allow to use these features. But the features themselves are not installed.

    So, should I just check the opcache box and then go activate Docket.

    3/ I have installed LSCache for caching. Can it have a conflict?

    Thank you,

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  • Plugin Author Nawawi Jamili

    (@nawawijamili)

    Hi @davidovic123,

    1/ To use your plugin, do I need to install Redis on the server?
    Or does your plugin not use Redis for object caching, as I read in your presentation?

    No need to install Redis. Docket Cache is file-based and does not require Redis to cache objects.

    2/ Also, you mentioned that the plugin works better if OPCache is installed.
    I see that the “opcache” extension is listed in the PHP extensions list. But I don’t know if it is really installed on the server.
    Because the host had told me earlier that these extensions only allow to use these features. But the features themselves are not installed.

    So, should I just check the opcache box and then go activate Docket.

    Docket Cache works with or without OPcache. You may enable it on your server, Docket Cache will detect and use it automatically.

    3/ I have installed LSCache for caching. Can it have a conflict?

    Docket Cache is an object caching plugin that uses the WordPress Drop-in file wp-content/object-cache.php. It only conflicts if another plugin uses that Drop-in file.

    The LSCache plugin has an object cache feature. It only works with Redis and Memcache. You may disable the feature if you want to use Docket Cache.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter davidovic123

    (@davidovic123)

    Thank you, @nawawijamili, for your reply & support,

    Best Regards,

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