Redis Object Cache Pro By ObjectCache v1.23.1 Nulled

heyooeoe said:

it's the first time I heard about this plugin. I'm a fan on redis on PHP laravel , so I was ready to buy the plugin, but almost 100$/month !!

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xLab said:

were you able to solve the problem?

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legolas said:

Do you understand english language?

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Tsquidwolf said:

Do you understand what written in first post?

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xLab said:

this is default redis configuration problem.
find redis.conf;
change setting;
#maxmemory-policy: allkeys-lru /or/ allkeys-lfu
#maxmemory change to: 128mb
(You should remove this tag at the beginning of the #.)
e.x;

Code:

maxmemory 128mb
maxmemory-policy allkeys-lfu

clear all cache and disable plugin.
Activate the plugin again and everything will work perfectly.

Note: you have to restart redis after the settings are changed.
for centos 7;

Code:

systemctl restart redis

You can check the document;

Docs

redis.io

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hellearth said:

Hi @xLab , @skypeleft .

I have a problem with 1 site using Redis. (I installed on 3 sites, 1 page is available, the other 2 works fine on the same server)

My error site when accessing Site headth gets a message from Redis uses the noeviction policy -> Redis is configured to use the noeviction policy, which might crash your site when Redis runs out of memory. Setting a reasonable MaxTTL (maximum time-to-live) helps to reduce that risk.

Configuration: 'maxtll' => 3600 * 24 * 7, does not solve this problem.

I will be logged out in a few minutes, this happens when I enable the Redis Plugin, tried disabling all other plugins to check for conflicts but nothing. I used the Query monitor to test but everything works properly.

I have read the documentation and tried changing some configurations in the wp-config.php file to no avail.

Does anyone have experience dealing with this issue?

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vsok.net said:

If your server has multiple wordpress sites, there will be a problem with the same cache name if you open the cache at the same time.

It doesn't matter if you use Redis.

You just need to add a constant to the wp-config.php file in the root of your website

define('WP_CACHE_KEY_SALT', 'https://vsok.net');

provenance ：https://vsok.net/1149.html

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hellearth said:

Thanks for submitting the guide.
I tried this way, but every 10 minutes admin account is logged out
The strange thing is that the other 2 sites work perfectly, don't know why

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/etc/redis

skypeleft said:

Use Bitvise SSH Client, login ssh => New SFTP to edit as @xLab said.
Local:

Code:

/etc/redis

Update: Redis Cache Pro working fine from my VPS website only, I tried some websites on hosing but not working for me... Hmm, free version working fine only???

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hellearth said:

But the error still occurs, only 1/3 of the website is affected.
I installed on a VPS, will try again with an older version tonight to test.

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skypeleft said:

But 2 websites on my hosting not working for Redis pro, the free version working only.
Error: "Connect refu....."

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skypeleft said:

Use Bitvise SSH Client, login ssh => New SFTP to edit as @xLab said.
Local:

Code:

/etc/redis

Update: Redis Cache Pro working fine from my VPS website only, I tried some websites on hosing but not working for me... Hmm, free version working fine only???

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vsok.net said:

Please see this tutorial

If your server has multiple wordpress sites, there will be a problem with the same cache name if you open the cache at the same time.

It doesn't matter if you use Memcached or Redis.

You just need to add a constant to the wp-config.php file in the root of your website

define('WP_CACHE_KEY_SALT', 'https://vsok.net');

You can write any string in 'https://vsok.net' in quotation marks, remember that it is different for each station.

provenance：https://vsok.net/1149.html

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