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Hello,

I have a problem with my website pages. It's not being purged after adding new posts. I'm using redis cache. So my temporary fix for now is to exclude all pages from being cached. However I don't really have an idea how to exclude all pages by using regex from the documentation.

# Regex supported (sensitive|insensitive)
sudo webinoly -skip-cache='^(one|two)$' -regex=insensitive

I wanted to exclude domain.com/page/2 and so on. How do I implement it? Thank you in advance.

Regards,

Seyntjim

EDIT: Got the right regex code!

sudo webinoly -skip-cache=\/page\/* -regex=insensitive

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Please, read the documentation!

  • First of all, Webinoly doesn't have Redis Cache support for pages (only for Object Cache).
  • In case you are using Webinoly FastCGI Cache, you can deactivate it. It's just as simple as that!
  • You need a WP plugin to purge the server cache when a post is created or updated. Webinoly gives a lot of warning messages about it, but seems like is not enough!
  • Regex should be entered with single quotes.
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