Ok, this is not working. I’ll deinstall w3tc. Regards – theo
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This reply was modified 2 weeks, 6 days ago by
timholz.
So many installations and no decent information how to use redis with w3tc. Pity
Hello @timholz
Thank you for reaching out and I am happy to help!
This means W3 Total Cache (W3TC) is trying to connect to your Redis server for caching, but it can’t establish a connection.
So the Redis may be installed but not running propperly on your server:
Verify Redis is running
On your server, run: redis-cli ping
If you get Could not connect to Redis, then Redis isn’t running or is misconfigured.
To start it: sudo systemctl start redis or sudo service redis-server start
You can first try to simply restart sudo systemctl restart redis
Let me know if this helps!
Thanks!
Hi @vmarko, sorry, if i was impatient. Compability test says: Redis installed. But the real issue is, that my provider says, that i can’t use it on a shared hosting. Theoretically other clients could see what is going on. Now, the other option for db- and object-cache is disk and that is dangerous for the server could be over burdened. For the moment i leave it on disk for db- and object cache. My provider says that i get tons of errors in the error.log, when redis is selected. Not ideal. But anyway thanks a lot for your care. Now it is clear why i couldn’t get it to work. regards – theo
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This reply was modified 2 weeks, 4 days ago by
timholz.
Hey @timholz
Thank you for your feedback and the clarification.
I would suggest to leave the Object Caching and DB Caching disabled.
Please note that using those features with the Disk caching method can cause a lot of files to be created, as implied in the description within the plugin
I hope this helps!
Hi @vmarko – thanks a lot for your proposition and care. All the best. regards – theo
Hello @timholz
You are most welcome!
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