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#196 2013-10-25 01:34:32
Re: asy_jpcache 0.9.8 - Fast Full Page Caching
I couldn’t tell you, as I haven’t used this plugin on a multisite scenario (for caching, I’m using aks_cache, which does partial caching).
If I recall correctly, asy_jpcache requires doing some minor patching on the index.php file. In the case of a multisite installation, there is an index.php on the /public folder of each website. Maybe you need to patch that one?
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#197 2013-10-25 21:55:31
Re: asy_jpcache 0.9.8 - Fast Full Page Caching
Well, here there seems to be some conflict. It used to be necessary to add a line for the preprocessor to the index.php file in the rot directory. As of TXP 4.5 it uses a directive in the config.php file.
Normally the jpcache folder is put in the root folder, however with a multisite install it is a little tricky working with external code plugins in general.
Sometimes you can symlink to a folder in the root from the site’s public folder – other times (e.g. when each site requires its own config for the plugin in a separate file) it can be a little different – a mix of files and links, etc.
I don’t have a lot of content yet, or long content. I guess the question I have is whether or not debugging should provide insight into whether the preprocessor is operating or not. I guess I’ll stick a few lines in to check.
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#198 2014-02-21 16:18:06
Re: asy_jpcache 0.9.8 - Fast Full Page Caching
I have successfully installed this plugin on a multisite installation. This is the updated procedure (as of txp 4.5.5):
- 1. Use Textpattern 4.5+
- 2. [MODIFIED] Copy the directory jpcache and its contents into your public directory. It should be right next to your images (on a default install).
- 3. Make sure that the jpcache/cache directory can be written to. Usually chmod 777 jpcache/cache/ will do the trick.
- 4. [MODIFIED] Edit your config.php in the private directory and before the closing ?> insert the following line:
$txpcfg['pre_publish_script'] = './jpcache/jpcache.php';- 5. [NEW] Modify the index.php in your public directory. The end of the file must read:
if (!isset($txpcfg['table_prefix']))
{
txp_status_header('503 Service Unavailable');
exit('config.php is missing or corrupt. To install Textpattern, visit <a href="./setup/">textpattern/setup/</a>');
}
// custom caches et cetera?
if (isset($txpcfg['pre_publish_script']))
{
require $txpcfg['pre_publish_script'];
}
include txpath.'/publish.php';
textpattern();
?>There are 4 lines inserted (including one comment) before include txpath.'/publish.php';
- 6. Don’t forget to activate this Admin-plugin.
- 7. Optional: Look inside jpcache/jpcache-config.php to change a few settings, like enabling Debugging, permanently turning off gzip-encoding, change timout etc.
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#199 2014-03-26 19:23:20
Re: asy_jpcache 0.9.8 - Fast Full Page Caching
This plugin needs to be updated to support the new ajax calls while editing an article. This version (0.9.8) don’t automatically clears the cache when you modify an article in textpattern 4.5.5
In the meantime, you can use the following workaround:
- Install an updated version of ied_plugin_composer (I’m using v. 1.05)
- Go to Extensions->Plugin Composer and select asy_jpcache
- Edit metadata
- Modify plugin-type to “Admin + Public (+AJAX)”
- Save
- Done :-)
Last edited by juanjonavarro (2014-03-27 09:23:51)
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#200 2015-03-30 19:23:40
Re: asy_jpcache 0.9.8 - Fast Full Page Caching
The updated plugin at github https://github.com/netcarver/asy_jpcache already includes the new plugin-type. It also contains a patch to cache “status 200” request only (so it serves the right status for errors and not-found pages).
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