Serving stale pages for WP

  • Resolved Germont

    (@alergic)


    3 years, 5 months ago

    First I tried to achieve this for OpenCart. No success according to response time.
    But even if I enable the setting in the WP plugin, it doesn’t make a difference either.
    Is there any confirmation that should be visible in the header? Something like:
    x-litespeed-cache: stale
    Maybe the problem is at the server level, not the plugin.

    • This topic was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Germont.
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  • Hi,

    Please be more specific about your issue and provide more information for verification and troubleshooting.

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter Germont

    (@alergic)

    I purge an article and there is no stale page served at first visit, header has a x-litespeed-cache: miss value.
    The stale setting is ON.
    Next visits have obvious lower TTFB, and value is changed to hit.
    Is there a specific method to confirm that stale pages are served?
    This is the domain I am working on now.
    https://tinyurl.com/2afpa574

    Thread Starter Germont

    (@alergic)

    Ah, you need technical details. Here it is.

         -- WordPress Configuration --

Multisite:                No
Version:                  5.7.2
Language:                 ro_RO
WP_DEBUG:                 Disabled
WP Memory Limit:          270M
Permalink:                /%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/
Show On Front:            posts

Current Theme:            Weaver Xtreme (4.4.7)

Operating System:         Linux
PHP Version:              8.0.7
MySQL Version:            5.7.34
jQuery Version:           3.5.1
Server Software:          LiteSpeed

        -- PHP Configuration --

Local Memory Limit:       400M
Server Memory Limit:      32M
Post Max Size:            32M
Upload Max Filesize:      16M
Time Limit:               900
Max Input Vars:           1800
Display Errors:           N/A
    • This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Germont.
    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    Hi,

    the “stale” doesn’t work the way you expected

    in this case, with LiteSpeed, the stale works as follow :

    assuming you have a page that cache has or about to be expired , then let’s say , there is 10 people requested this same page at same time

    and then , the first user will trigger cache regeneration , and rest of 9 people will get the staled cache for this page , after this time , all newer visitor will get the cached generated by visitor 1

    in which , stale cache is only lived like 1 or 2 seconds and then be flushed/replaced by newly regenerated cache on a heavy concurrent connection situation.

    Best regards,

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