Cheers Everyone,
I recently migrated from an older DA setup to one of the new DA stacks and discovered that the nginx frontend proxy (nginx+apache) is caching my WordPress sites' admin area. How can I exclude the WordPress backend so when I update plugins and whatnot I can see that the updates actually occurred? Related question: when I tried to update several things at once I encountered a timeout issue on the same sites. Any help clearing up these two issues would be appreciated!
I found a bit of DA documentation which looked like it was headed in the right direction:
http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=562
And these caching rules looked promising (see the wordpress.cache.conf section):
https://vpsboard.com/topic/108-nginx-wordpress-with-caching/
Would there be a way to use the rules with DA's nginx frontend proxy?
Cheers!
I recently migrated from an older DA setup to one of the new DA stacks and discovered that the nginx frontend proxy (nginx+apache) is caching my WordPress sites' admin area. How can I exclude the WordPress backend so when I update plugins and whatnot I can see that the updates actually occurred? Related question: when I tried to update several things at once I encountered a timeout issue on the same sites. Any help clearing up these two issues would be appreciated!
I found a bit of DA documentation which looked like it was headed in the right direction:
http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=562
And these caching rules looked promising (see the wordpress.cache.conf section):
https://vpsboard.com/topic/108-nginx-wordpress-with-caching/
Would there be a way to use the rules with DA's nginx frontend proxy?
Cheers!