Joomla 3.6.5 VM 3.2 I have turned off cache in Joomla, but still get VM caching. The 'pages' cache is on overload and filled 2GB of cache in a week. Don't know what is causing this, but would like to either disable VM cache altogether or setup a daily auto delete?
Any help greatly appreciated, for underlying issue or how to disable VM cache.
Many thanks
Please check the Frontend cache and tell us, which files get so big, I mean the directory.
The files are all small, but there are a lot of them in /public_html/cache/page/ the domain is sarahscoffeecompany.co.uk
Hello
Are You sure You have turned off caching in Joomla:
https://docs.joomla.org/Cache#Page_Caching (https://docs.joomla.org/Cache#Page_Caching)
Looks like it could be Joomla page caching ? Should be turned off.
regards
Jörgen @ Kreativ Fotografi
If pages are still being cached you should disable Joomla's System - Cache plugin - this is not a VirtueMart cache, it is a cache that writes a file for each and every page visit. It will cause pages to be cached even if cache is turned off in Joomla Global Configuration/Cache Settings.
Yes the Joomla cache is turned off but I still get VM cache regardless - see current list below. (you can see the 2440 files in 'pages' created in about 3 hrs.
_virtuemart 133 15.44 kB
com_virtuemart_cat_childs 104 127.62 kB
com_virtuemart_cat_manus 50 13.45 kB
com_virtuemart_cats 2 3.71 kB
com_virtuemart_revenue 2 5.37 kB
com_virtuemart_rss 3 44.21 kB
page 2440 645.93 kB
Have just disabled the System - Page Cache in the plugins directory. Hope that is correct!
Thanks for your help folks!
And if you want to turn off VM module caching there is a cache option on the advanced tab for each module. Default is "Yes" - on.
Fantastic - thank you all
Our caches do not generate soo much data in a short time. and do NOT USE progressive Cache. It is not progressive, it is just nonsense. It does a cache per session, that means your users do not use cache first time visiting a page, so it is like without cache. And yes it generates a looot cached data