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litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:troubleshooting:multi-site-cache-not-updating [2017/05/09 15:51]
Jackson Zhang [Cache Not Updating On One Store In A Multi-site Setup]
litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:troubleshooting:multi-site-cache-not-updating [2017/05/09 15:54]
Jackson Zhang [Solution]
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-Usually, the virtual host cache root should be located under ''/​home/​$USER/​lscache''​ and cannot be in a centralized location,​such as RAM disk, for multi-site setups. ​ Even in /​home/​$USER/​lscache location, It can not be like /​home/​$USER/​lscache/​domain1.com,​ /​home/​$USER/​lscache/​domain2.com for multi-site. All multi-site domains should have only one cache root location, such as /​home/​$USER/​lscache. "​lscache"​ folder can be renamed to other folder, such as /​home/​$USER/​turbocache.+Usually, the virtual host cache root should be located under ''/​home/​$USER/​lscache''​ and cannot be in a centralized location,​such as RAM disk, for multi-site setups. ​ Even in /​home/​$USER/​lscache location, It can not be like /​home/​$USER/​lscache/​domain1.com/, /​home/​$USER/​lscache/​domain2.com and /​home/​$USER/​lscache/​domain3.com for multi-site. All multi-site domains should have only one cache root location, such as /​home/​$USER/​lscache. "​lscache"​ folder can be named differently, such as /​home/​$USER/​turbocache.
  
 If cache root is not located under ''/​home/​$USER/'',​ it is likely that the other site cannot see these cached files. Please refer to our **[[litespeed_wiki:​cache:​common_installation:​cpanel-shared| cPanel guide]]** for cPanel environment cache root setup. If cache root is not located under ''/​home/​$USER/'',​ it is likely that the other site cannot see these cached files. Please refer to our **[[litespeed_wiki:​cache:​common_installation:​cpanel-shared| cPanel guide]]** for cPanel environment cache root setup.
  
 Once the correct cache root is set and the cache has been purged the problem should be resolved. Once the correct cache root is set and the cache has been purged the problem should be resolved.
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