Leap / Caching

techygeekshome

ok, still have issues, but now showing as different messages in the cache miss reasons. I don't know what these messages mean, its your system showing me these so why can't it just be quickly fixed or an exact solution provided?
The fact that I can't just log this with Ezoic as a ticket anymore is tedious, to say the least. I'm on the verge of giving up with Ezoic after many, many years of using it. Why can't someone look at my account, see what the issue is and resolve it instead of having to post on chat forums and trial and error? Seriously unhappy customer at the moment.

Imogen

techygeekshome Hey, the Community is essentially the same as opening a ticket. You can open your own thread if you want and speak directly with multiple members of the team. I've moved this onto a new thread for you.

If the header being flagged isn't needed, you can either remove it from the origin or instruct Ezoic to ignore it. It looks like it is the vary header 'Accept, Content-Type'. I've gone ahead and added this to the 'Vary Headers to be removed from origin' settings in your caching settings. This should now allow for a cache hit to be detected and for your cache hit rate to start to improve. Please note that clearing the advanced cache for the whole domain will negatively impact your cache rate, you need to allow your cache to build back up for the next few days

soloelectronicos

this fix throw an Error for me
Cannot add or remove 'Accept-Encoding' from Vary Headers.
I supose thay you can are tryng to change "Edit Vary Headers to be removed from origin"
Override the Vary header from the origin server, to remove the headers in this list.

Mohammad2306

soloelectronicos You don't need to that. Imogen adjusted the required setting for you and the cache hit rate has gone up.

soloelectronicos

I'm sorry but I can't see that great 22% result. I admit that I stopped the WP Fastest Cache plugin at night, but this morning the cache hit rate is again at 12% . The truth is that I do not know what to do. Should I install or uninstall a cache plugin?

Ethan

soloelectronicos For optimal caching performance yes, we recommend removing third-party caching plugins. Your cache hit rate is improving too with the caching plugins off (and your Ezoic cache settings look good). Don't get too caught up on the 12% cache hit rate, as that's the average of the last 30 days. Focus instead on the specific data points for the last couple of days, where you'll see the cache hit rate is increasing. As this continues to build up consistently, the average cache hit rate percentage should too, but let us know if not and we'll troubleshoot further.