How to enable fastcgi cache for WordPress with aapanel

deewinc

deewinc This step fails to work.

How do I go about it? (I have hidden my domain)

Solved: I'm supposed to write my server IP on this like of that code. I wish you could edit your comment and mention it.

allow "change_to_your_server_ip";

aaP_raha_ab1988 Post the screenshot of line 99 of the website configuration file you reported wrong
Modify to the php version you are running

aaPanel_Captain
Nginx conf

Site configutation

Now the config saved whiteout error but in testing with browser, I couldn't find any FastCGI cache

aapanel_user Yes you right , I cheek that and then works perfect ,
Now for wordpress which plugin? WP-Rocket or WP-fastest cache?

aaP_raha_ab1988 I didn't use any of them. And if you use fastcgi cache you don't really need cache plugins.

aapanel_user Dos that minifiy java script and css and html ?

aaP_raha_ab1988 No. I also recommend autoptimize.

I am trying to setup my second site for fastcgi-cache
So I can just use the same directory ?
mkdir /dev/shm/fastcgi-cache
or I need to create new directory for new site ?
mkdir /dev/shm/fastcgi-cache2

and new config site
define('RT_WP_NGINX_HELPER_CACHE_PATH', '/dev/shm/fastcgi-cache2');

????

lucius100 Caching on local disk is not as fast as putting it in an in-memory database like Redis|MongoDB|Memcached. You can try using

aapanel_power
With all due respect, that is not what @lucius100 is asking. I also would like to know the answer to his question.
Besides that, I don't believe that Redis should be used for full page caching, but Fastcgi.

Kind greetings,
Jimmy

JimmyBobsa I think we can mix the folder for both site, but purge cache sure will clear the cache for 2 sites, that's why we need to create second folder maybe ?

@aapanel_power I just want to use fastcgi on local disk, no enough memory for redis,etc.

lucius100 but purge cache sure will clear the cache for 2 sites

Correct. I have 11 WP sites running on a 4GB VPS and all sites are really fast. But when 1 sites clears the cache, cache is purched for all sites. So 1 dir per website is the best idea indeed. Could not find how to make it work like that.

JimmyBobsa Try make change to directory in step 1,2,6

/dev/shm/fastcgi-cache

make it more memorable, if website is example.com try use folder
/dev/shm/example

In theory, it should work.

lucius100 In theory, it should work.

Yep, but it doesn't
I have tried different way's, but the cache dir stay's empty. I tried with PHP 7.3/7.4 and 8