mcworks

Thanks for the feedback though my host insists as below… and I’m at a loss
we do not recommend enabling both as it increases the resource usage causing further slowness. It’s often more efficient to choose one based on specific needs like persistence (Redis) or simplicity and speed (Memcached).

Separately, given my setup scenario LMS leaning community as had explained, I believe caching logged users would bring some great improvement. I have read your article on the same (https://www.boldgrid.com/support/question/page-cache-to-logged-in-users/) any new developments in this regard would be welcomed.

Well thank you for reaching back.. To give a little bit more context I’m running a LMS Community website and my VPS is running on Apache Nginx server with Redis, has 5 cores, 10GB ram, 150GB SSD.

My query lies when using the automatic setup config option in W3TC, it takes you through a series of steps beginning from > Page Cache > Database Cache > Object Cache > Browser Cache > Image Optimization. Correct me if I’m wrong here but these seems like steps to examine how your server is well suited to perform and my assumption is that a best server performance is one that passes all and allows configs of each to be done. Its in this regard that I’m thinking of introducing Memcached to the server as the object cache is the only step my server seems not to be reporting a positive benefit. Please advise if my theory of how a great server and how W3TC works is valid or not. Thanks and apologies for long text.

Yes please, I would want to run without extension being forcibly included pls advise.

I am actually wondering where is the simple maintenance plugin I used to love.. I have installed this plugin on a new site taken me with shock that I can no longer have the simple template that I was used to. I mean I don’t want these fancy templates nor additional wasteful plugins that I didn’t bargain for.

Seriously, this is a bummer! If its not possible to go back to simple template that we were used to, then I’ll have to look at other alternatives.

Yes, what I want is simply only to turn it off completely while still having the full protection in place. I don’t want any alerts.

Thank you for prompt feedback but I can find such a setting “Selection disabled message” on the settings page there’s nothing to select apart from choosing either ‘post’ or ‘homepage’ or ‘static page’

Thanks that is understood I’ve excluded the google api[pagespeed.web.dev] what are yours so can whitelist them as well.

Well, in my case the http are blocked and usually allow outgoing based on url, the IP doesn’t seem to work. Ive added pagespeed.web.dev but still seems need another url. I’m thinking must be specific url from your end that I need to exclude?

It works, yaaah ??

I however wonder whether change of Admin’s email for any reason will now also not send any notification

Thank you, I hope the updates will be coming soonest any ideas by when?

In terms of the headers, I think you need to widen the scope a bit more based on these security sites, I’ve listed what I believe you’re missing and for your consideration:

https://www.getastra.com/website-scanner:
> Content Security Policy (CSP)
> Subresource Integrity (SRI)

https://gf.dev/secure-headers-test
> Content-Security-Policy
> Public-Key-Pins
> X-Permitted-Cross-Domain-Policies
> Feature-Policy

I thought that is for the Admin’s own password change and not for User’s Changed Password.. I’ll can try it out see if works

I hope the update will be coming soon, I’ve realized the original WordPress notification for password reset actually send the logged user IP

This password reset request originated from the IP address xx.xx.xx.xx.

Thanks but I believe I have explored this plugin literally inside out, and the suggested notification ‘Password Changed – For USER‘ is only for the user.

I need the version for the admin, thus if you can device one for ‘User Password Changed – For ADMIN‘ for the transactional email notice sent to the Admin on every successful user password change is what I want to disable. Its actually a quite nagging notification.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by mcworks.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by mcworks.

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Thanks for the feedback, but this option is not available in the drop-down ‘User Password Changed – For Admin’ it only has ‘User Lost Password – For Admin’.
The latter is helpful to disable confirmed password changes.

#2
Also, would want to log user IP address on request for password reset, is this possible? is there a short-code for this?

I don’t know why, but if I disable LiteSpeed it works ??

Prior to that I was suing Really Simple and all was well as looking to migrate to a leaner plugin but it seems I’m off to a bad start ??

Hello, this is any page that has WP Bakery page builder applied to with Tutor LMS shortcode for the courses..

Kindly do the test on your end and see, as mentioned I had this running well before the update to v1.9.9. I have also disabled all plugins and left these two only and its still the same timeout. When I revert back to v1.9.8 it runs perfectly.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by mcworks.