Use the debug system in the plugin, check your access_logs for wp_cron.php being called. That’s what does the job of expiring pages.
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dev22
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I dont have access_log, because it would slow down my server a lot (1.6M pageviews a day).
i enabled debug system and it sent me like 400 emails before it almost crashed the server, but no notice about cleaning the cache.
all i got is stuff like
Renamed temp supercache file to …
Writing non-gzipped buffer to wp-cache cache file.
No wp-cache file exists. Must generate a new one.
supercache dir: …
nothing really interesting.
i tried removing advanced-cache.php and creating it again but it didnt help.
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dev22
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ok, i tried it again with lower level of details.
now i got this
rebuild_or_gc: deleted /home/admin/domains/rlslog.net/public_html/wp-content/cache/supercache/www.sitename.com/
but it didnt remove anything
I really have to remove the debug by email function. Logging to a file is a lot better. I don’t know why your cache files aren’t being deleted from what you’ve posted, sorry!
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dev22
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i tried couple of more things but with no success. i browsed through older posts here and found people having same problems, but nothing really helped.
– chmod of files/directories is correct
– chown is correct as well
– there are no weird characters in directory names
– all directories can be manually removed if i log to ftp
i have no idea…
right now it seems wp super cache is simply too buggy for me. i switched to w3 total cache and it works without any problems…
