[Request] Redis object cache pro wordpress plugin

mrimpact said:

Hi my friend @miyojin
One more thing came up, see if you can help me:

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1º - Do you know how to use this session correctly?

Code:

'database' => 0, // change for each site

I have several clients on a server with whm, cpanel.

I installed this on some wordpress sites, but this was happening:
When trying to access the PANEL - DASHBOARD of a SITE, I was directed to the other site.

The 2 sites using this plugin.

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2º - Redis configuration server
Do I need to make any extra adjustments to speed this up?

I just increased the redis memory.

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Thank you so much again.

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mrimpact said:

Let's go guys.
@miyojin

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branljohns said:

The reason you're experiencing the redirection issue is that the site is using the Redis cache information to forward you to the primary site it is connected to (the first site). To bypass that you need to create a separate connect per website, so that Redis can differentiate.

To do that you'll want to update the WP-Config file for each of the sites you're running with the following:

define( 'WP_REDIS_PREFIX', 'example' );
define( 'WP_REDIS_SELECTIVE_FLUSH', true);

Replace “example” with something unique for each site.

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mrimpact said:

Thank you so much for that my friend.

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MHARD said:

invalid access token

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MHARD said:

invalid access token

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AlphaPrime said:

"Your Redis Cache Pro license has expired, and the object cache will be disabled. Per the license agreement, you must uninstall the plugin."
on Multisite plugin page.
The plugin works, but this dosen t go away!

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NoId said:

@branljohns please can you help me for multisite setup?
'database' => 0, // change for each site
is it necessary to change database for every website? if yes then how to select a database?
in below code can i change 'example' with 'domain' ?
define( 'WP_REDIS_PREFIX', 'example' );
i copy config entries as mentioned in this thread, but when i check official log they are also recommending use
'maxttl'
should we use that also?

any help will be really appreciated

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branljohns said:

No, it's not necessary to make any changes to the REDIS DB for multisite, as there's only one cache being created, there's nothing for it to compete with. So, adding the WP_REDIS_PREFIX constant is unnecessary.

MAXTTL is a definite. You should use it. It simply tells REDIS how often to invalidate its cache. This way you don't have to do so manually all the time. You should enter it in seconds. You can also use a formula to calculate it - i.e. 60*60*24*7 (that is 60 seconds x 60 minutes x 24 hours x 7 Days) is the same as 604800 (total number of seconds in the prior calculation).

There's really nothing else beyond what is already listed in this thread that absolutely needs to be added, but you should look at their documentation and see if anything else feels meaningful for your specific setup.

Quickstart — Documentation — Object Cache Pro

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• Status: Not connected
• Drop-in: Valid
• License: Invalid

• Failed to initialize object cache: Redis Cache Pro requires the PHP extension PhpRedis 3.1.1 or newer. The extension is not loaded in this environment (fpm-fcgi). If it was installed, be sure to load the extension in your php.ini and to restart your PHP and web server processes.

By the way, we create the site by this tool at https://docs.wordops.net​

site - WordOps Documentation

Wordops documentation and user guides

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danielli said:

Hello,

Need help, and here is the info on my MULTISITE with subdirectory site, and here is what I used in wp-config by following their official suggestion at https://objectcache.pro/docs/installation/


/* Redis 配置 */
define('WP_REDIS_CONFIG', [
'token' => '79XegEAnob46AlUoMtM6FwCpmAAjCPhmlPzY52cFE6IYHYxsEdjFJ6QbJ98A',
'host' => '127.0.0.1',
'port' => 6379,
'database' => 0, // change for each site
'maxttl' => 86400 * 7,
'timeout' => 1.0,
'read_timeout' => 1.0,
'split_alloptions' => true,
'debug' => false,
]);

define('WP_REDIS_DISABLED', false);



/* That's all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */



here is the screenshot:




As screenshot show:

The Redis Cache Pro license token is invalid and plugin updates have been disabled

• Status: Not connected
• Drop-in: Valid
• License: Invalid

An object cache error has occurred:

• Failed to initialize object cache: Redis Cache Pro requires the PHP extension PhpRedis 3.1.1 or newer. The extension is not loaded in this environment (fpm-fcgi). If it was installed, be sure to load the extension in your php.ini and to restart your PHP and web server processes.

By the way, we create the site by this tool at https://docs.wordops.net​

site - WordOps Documentation

Wordops documentation and user guides

docs.wordops.net

It seems that I need update PHP extension PhpRedis 3.1.1 or newer?

but the Redis version is 5.3.2 now, and please check the screenshot:





Any suggestion please?


Thanks in advance.

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ckeeper said:

did you do this?
wo stack install --redis

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danielli said:

yes, actually i always do this way: wo stack install --all, and create site by this way: wo site create mysite.com --wpredis --php74 --ls

by this way, wordpress site will run with redis cache, and it works well with nginx helper and Redis cache free version.

any suggestions please?

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ckeeper said:

We are talking about 2 different things here I would double check the reference documentation on wo stack install (I believe --all command is only applicable to wo stack upgrade --all )
--wpredis only installs the php end of the redis for wordpress.

You need to make sure the redis server is also installed in your instance.
try
systemctl status redis
see if it is already installed and running.

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