Hello, I am in debugging mode to find any errors that I made for malfunctioning custom CSS, and in the middle of that, I found the below error msg.
W3 Total Cache error: It appears Page Cache URL rewriting is not working. Please verify that all configuration files are included in the configuration file (and that you have reloaded / restarted nginx).
Unfortunately disk enhanced page caching will not function without custom rewrite rules.
I enabled page cache, and turned on debug mode for page cache. For other debugging, no such msg popped up. I initially thought wordpress folder’s nginx.conf is not loaded properly, so I copied all of them and added to my nginx server block. Then, in the setup guide, I have x3 more ms for Disk:Enhanced than Disk:Basic, but I no longer have the error msg anymore.
Though I am happy to see that it does not give me an error, the overall performance got much slower, which makes me think that I did something wrong.
I’ve kept ‘Verify rewrite rules’ enabled throughout the test, fyi. Given the setting, isn’t the wordpress folder’s nginx.conf loaded automatically, if I restart nginx in SSH? What’s the right combination? Should I uncheck ‘Verify rewrite rules’, and add the server setting lines to my /etc/nginx/nginx.conf directly?
Custom CSS not working is one problem, and this seems another problem now.
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