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<?php |
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/** |
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* Health — shared diagnostic checks consumed by both Onboarding's |
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* environment surface and the Health module's dashboard panel. |
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* |
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* Each check returns: |
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* [ |
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* 'id' => 'wp_version', |
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* 'tone' => 'ok' | 'warn' | 'fail' | 'info', |
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* 'label' => 'WordPress 6.6', |
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* 'detail' => 'Meets the 6.0+ minimum.', |
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* ] |
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* |
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* Pure reads — never writes to disk, never makes outbound HTTP calls. |
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* Safe to call from any request including the loading dashboard. |
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* |
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* @package XSpeed |
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*/ |
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declare(strict_types=1); |
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namespace XSpeed; |
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defined( 'ABSPATH' ) || exit; |
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final class Health { |
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public const OK = 'ok'; |
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public const WARN = 'warn'; |
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public const FAIL = 'fail'; |
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public const INFO = 'info'; |
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private const SERVER_LABELS = array( |
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'apache' => 'Apache', |
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'litespeed' => 'LiteSpeed', |
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'nginx' => 'nginx', |
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'iis' => 'IIS', |
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'unknown' => 'Unknown', |
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); |
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/** |
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* Full check list used by the Health module's dashboard panel. |
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* |
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* @return array<int,array{id:string,tone:string,label:string,detail:string}> |
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*/ |
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public static function checks(): array { |
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global $wp_version; |
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$server_type = Server::type(); |
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$gzip_mode = Server::gzip_mode(); |
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$conflicts = Server::conflicts(); |
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$cache_dir = defined( 'XSPEED_CACHE_DIR' ) ? XSPEED_CACHE_DIR : ( WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/cache/xspeed' ); |
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$out = array(); |
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|
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// WordPress version |
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$wp_ok = version_compare( (string) $wp_version, '6.0', '>=' ); |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'wp_version', |
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'tone' => $wp_ok ? self::OK : self::FAIL, |
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'label' => sprintf( 'WordPress %s', (string) $wp_version ), |
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'detail' => $wp_ok ? 'Meets the 6.0+ minimum.' : 'Upgrade to WordPress 6.0 or higher.', |
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); |
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// PHP version |
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$php_ok = version_compare( PHP_VERSION, '7.4', '>=' ); |
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$php_modern = version_compare( PHP_VERSION, '8.1', '>=' ); |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'php_version', |
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'tone' => $php_modern ? self::OK : ( $php_ok ? self::WARN : self::FAIL ), |
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'label' => sprintf( 'PHP %s', PHP_VERSION ), |
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'detail' => $php_modern |
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? 'Modern PHP — full speed.' |
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: ( $php_ok |
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? 'Works, but 8.1+ is recommended for best performance.' |
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: 'Upgrade to PHP 7.4 or higher.' ), |
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); |
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// Server |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'server', |
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'tone' => self::INFO, |
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'label' => sprintf( 'Server: %s', self::SERVER_LABELS[ $server_type ] ?? 'Unknown' ), |
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'detail' => 'auto' === $gzip_mode |
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? 'GZIP can be auto-configured via .htaccess.' |
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: 'GZIP requires a manual server-config snippet (shown in the GZIP module).', |
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); |
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// Cache directory writable |
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$dir_writable = wp_mkdir_p( $cache_dir ) && wp_is_writable( $cache_dir ); |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'cache_dir', |
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'tone' => $dir_writable ? self::OK : self::FAIL, |
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'label' => 'Cache directory writable', |
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'detail' => $dir_writable |
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? $cache_dir |
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: sprintf( 'Cannot write to %s. Adjust file permissions before enabling cache.', $cache_dir ), |
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); |
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// Drop-in installed (only when cache is enabled — otherwise N/A) |
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$cache_enabled = (bool) Settings::get()['cache_enabled']; |
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if ( $cache_enabled ) { |
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$dropin_path = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/advanced-cache.php'; |
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$dropin_match = file_exists( $dropin_path ) && false !== strpos( (string) file_get_contents( $dropin_path ), 'xspeed' ); |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'dropin', |
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'tone' => $dropin_match ? self::OK : self::FAIL, |
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'label' => 'advanced-cache.php drop-in', |
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'detail' => $dropin_match |
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? 'Installed and owned by xSpeed.' |
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: 'Drop-in missing or owned by another plugin. Toggle Enable Cache off and on to reinstall.', |
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); |
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} |
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// WP_CACHE constant |
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$wp_cache_const = defined( 'WP_CACHE' ) && WP_CACHE; |
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if ( $cache_enabled ) { |
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// Why the constant is missing decides what we tell the user to |
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// do, so the two cases can't share one sentence. An unwritable |
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// wp-config.php (managed hosts make it read-only by design) is |
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// the common cause and the user must paste the line by hand. |
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// But it is NOT the only way to land here: a leftover |
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// `define( 'WP_CACHE', false );` from a previous cache plugin, |
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// a missing wp-config.php, or a WP_Filesystem that wants FTP |
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// credentials all fail set_wp_cache_constant() on a perfectly |
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// writable file. Asserting "not writable" unconditionally told |
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// those users something demonstrably false about their own |
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// server and sent them hand-editing a file the plugin could |
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// have fixed by toggling the cache off and on. (#19) |
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// The cost is real, but it is NOT "nothing is being cached": with |
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// the constant absent, Cache::maybe_start_cache() still serves on |
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// template_redirect and tags the response `HIT (php)`. What the |
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// constant buys is answering from the drop-in BEFORE WordPress |
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// boots — worth roughly an order of magnitude on TTFB, which is |
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// what makes this a WARN worth acting on. Claiming the cache was |
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// idle was simply false, and it is the sentence a worried user |
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// reads first. (#19, QA on #174) |
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// |
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// Ask the WRITER which branch to show, not a second oracle: Health |
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// used to run its own wp_is_writable() against its own path |
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// resolution, and the two disagreed with set_wp_cache_constant() |
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// in both directions — see Cache::can_write_wp_config(). |
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$wp_config_writable = Cache::can_write_wp_config(); |
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$check = array( |
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'id' => 'wp_cache_constant', |
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'tone' => $wp_cache_const ? self::OK : self::WARN, |
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'label' => 'WP_CACHE constant', |
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'detail' => $wp_cache_const |
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? 'Defined and truthy in wp-config.php.' |
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: 'Not set — cached pages are being served the slow way. Without this constant WordPress boots fully before xSpeed can answer from cache, costing roughly 10ms per hit. ' . ( $wp_config_writable |
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? 'wp-config.php is writable, so toggling Enable Cache off and on should set it for you; if it comes back, another plugin may have left define( \'WP_CACHE\', false ) behind — add the line below by hand instead.' |
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: 'wp-config.php is not writable here (managed hosts often make it read-only), so add the line below by hand, above the "That\'s all, stop editing!" comment.' ), |
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); |
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if ( ! $wp_cache_const ) { |
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// The line to paste, carried on the check itself so it |
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// survives on a persistent surface. Enabling the cache |
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// offered this only inside a toast that cleared after two |
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// seconds with no copy button, so a user who looked away |
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// had no way back to it anywhere in the dashboard — while |
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// the toggle read green and the site cached nothing. |
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// HealthCard already renders `snippet` through CopySnippet |
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// (the nginx check proves the wiring). (#19) |
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$check['snippet'] = "define( 'WP_CACHE', true );"; |
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} |
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$out[] = $check; |
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} |
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// Static-rewrite probe. Active end-to-end check: writes a probe |
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// file under the static-cache dir, fetches it over HTTP, and |
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// confirms the web server (nginx OR Apache/LiteSpeed) served |
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// the raw file. Result is throttled to a 5-minute transient |
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// inside Cache::probe_static_rewrite so we never hit the |
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// network per-paint. |
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if ( $cache_enabled ) { |
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$server_type = Server::type(); |
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// The live loopback probe only matters where a server-level static |
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// rewrite is actually used (nginx snippet / Apache .htaccess). |
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// LiteSpeed serves hits via the drop-in (see below), so skip the |
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// probe there entirely — no needless self-request. Health is the |
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// right place to pay for the probe when we DO run it (the admin |
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// bootstrap reads cache-only so it never blocks); the 5-minute |
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// transient still throttles repeat runs. (FBS-82142) |
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$probe = ( Server::LITESPEED === $server_type ) |
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? array( 'active' => false ) |
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: Cache::probe_static_rewrite( true ); |
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$is_active = (bool) ( $probe['active'] ?? false ); |
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// An inconclusive probe (blocked loopback, TLS failure, timeout, a |
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// CDN/WAF answering instead of the origin) proves nothing about the |
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// rewrite. Reporting it as "not yet routing to the cache" told users |
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// with a correct nginx config that their config was broken, and |
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// pointed them at a snippet they had already pasted. (FBS-84012) |
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$inconclusive = (bool) ( $probe['inconclusive'] ?? false ); |
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$probe_reason = (string) ( $probe['reason'] ?? '' ); |
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$block_reason = Cache::static_rewrite_block_reason(); |
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$mobile_block = ( 'mobile_separate' === $block_reason ) |
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? ' Note: Separate Mobile Cache is on, which disables the device-blind static rewrite — if your site serves the same HTML to all devices, turn it off (Cache settings) for much faster cache hits.' |
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: ''; |
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// A known refusal OUTRANKS the probe. probe_static_rewrite() writes |
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// its own file under the static-cache dir and fetches that — which |
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// succeeds whenever the server can serve a static file at all, even |
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// when static_rewrite_allowed() is false and no real page is being |
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// served that way. Checking $is_active first therefore reported |
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// "PHP bypassed" on a site whose pages were all returning |
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// HIT (php): the panel answered "why isn't static serving active?" |
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// with the opposite of the truth. When we already know why the |
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// rewrite is off, say that and ignore the probe. (FBS-83145) |
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$refused = ( '' !== $block_reason ); |
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$is_active = $is_active && ! $refused; |
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// A refusal is a definite finding, so it also outranks |
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// "inconclusive" — otherwise a blocked rewrite whose probe merely |
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// failed to complete would be reported as INFO ("nothing to warn |
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// about") instead of the WARN the block deserves. |
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$inconclusive = $inconclusive && ! $refused; |
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if ( Server::NGINX === $server_type ) { |
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if ( $is_active ) { |
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$nginx_detail = 'nginx is serving cache hits directly — PHP bypassed (~5-15ms TTFB).'; |
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} elseif ( 'mobile_separate' === $block_reason ) { |
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$nginx_detail = 'nginx detected, but the static rewrite is disabled because Separate Mobile Cache is on.' . $mobile_block; |
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} elseif ( $inconclusive ) { |
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$nginx_detail = sprintf( |
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'Could not verify the static rewrite — the check itself did not complete, so this is not evidence that your config is wrong. If you have already pasted the snippet, it may well be working. Reason: %s', |
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$probe_reason |
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); |
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} else { |
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$nginx_detail = 'nginx detected but not yet routing to the cache. Paste the snippet below into your site\'s server { } block, then reload nginx.'; |
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} |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'static_rewrite_nginx', |
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// Inconclusive is INFO, not WARN — we have no finding to warn about. |
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'tone' => $is_active ? self::OK : ( $inconclusive ? self::INFO : self::WARN ), |
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'label' => 'Static-file rewrite (nginx server config)', |
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'detail' => $nginx_detail, |
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// Always ship the snippet — even when active, so the |
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// admin has it handy for re-pasting after a server |
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// rebuild without having to find it elsewhere. Mirror |
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// the SAME unified block the "Server config" panel |
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// renders (cache + gzip + browser-cache directives), |
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// not the cache-only snippet — otherwise Health and |
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// the Cache panel disagree on what to paste. |
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'snippet' => Cache::full_nginx_server_block(), |
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); |
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} elseif ( Server::LITESPEED === $server_type ) { |
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// LiteSpeed intentionally does NOT use the .htaccess static |
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// rewrite: OpenLiteSpeed's .htaccess engine ignores |
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// mod_headers (so we can't stamp X-XSpeed-Cache: HIT) and has |
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// no per-rule access_log (so a static hit can't be counted). |
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// We route LiteSpeed hits through the PHP drop-in instead, so |
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// every hit is both visible (X-XSpeed-Cache: HIT) and counted |
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// in the hit-ratio — see Cache::static_rewrite_allowed(). This |
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// is the healthy, expected state on LiteSpeed, not a fallback. |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'static_rewrite_litespeed', |
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'tone' => self::OK, |
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'label' => 'Cache serving (LiteSpeed)', |
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'detail' => 'Cache hits are served by xSpeed\'s drop-in and tagged X-XSpeed-Cache: HIT — so every hit is visible and counted in your hit-ratio. (LiteSpeed\'s .htaccess can\'t add that header or log static hits, so xSpeed serves them itself for accurate reporting.)', |
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); |
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} elseif ( Server::APACHE === $server_type ) { |
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$installed = Cache::rewrite_installed(); |
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if ( $is_active ) { |
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$tone = self::OK; |
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$detail = 'Block installed and serving cache hits directly — PHP bypassed.'; |
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} elseif ( 'mobile_separate' === $block_reason ) { |
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$tone = self::WARN; |
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$detail = 'Static rewrite disabled because Separate Mobile Cache is on.' . $mobile_block; |
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} elseif ( 'no_mod_headers' === $block_reason ) { |
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// Not "missing" — deliberately not installed, because |
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// Apache can't stamp X-XSpeed-Cache without mod_headers |
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// and the hit would be invisible and uncountable. Caching |
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// still works via the drop-in; say so, and give the one |
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// step that actually changes the outcome. |
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$tone = self::INFO; |
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$detail = 'Cache hits are served by xSpeed\'s drop-in and tagged X-XSpeed-Cache: HIT (php), so every hit is visible and counted. The faster .htaccess fast path is off because Apache\'s mod_headers module is not loaded — without it a static hit could not be tagged or counted. Enable mod_headers (`a2enmod headers` on Debian/Ubuntu, then restart Apache) to shave roughly 20-30ms off each cache hit.'; |
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} elseif ( ! $installed ) { |
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$tone = self::WARN; |
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$detail = 'Block missing from .htaccess. Toggle Enable Cache off and on to reinstall it.'; |
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} elseif ( $inconclusive ) { |
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// Same distinction as the nginx branch: the probe never |
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// reached a verdict, so telling the user to go re-check |
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// AllowOverride blames a config that may be perfectly |
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// fine. Report the failure honestly instead. (FBS-84012) |
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$tone = self::INFO; |
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$detail = sprintf( |
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'Block is installed, but the check could not complete (%s), so this is not evidence that anything is misconfigured. Re-run it with `wp xspeed cache recheck-rewrite` once the site can reach itself over HTTP.', |
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$probe_reason |
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); |
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} else { |
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$tone = self::WARN; |
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$detail = sprintf( 'Block installed but probe failed (%s). Confirm the .htaccess block is at the TOP of the file, and that AllowOverride is enabled for your site so mod_rewrite reads it.', $probe_reason ); |
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} |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'static_rewrite', |
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'tone' => $tone, |
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'label' => 'Static-file rewrite (.htaccess)', |
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'detail' => $detail, |
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); |
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} |
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} |
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// Cache expiry vs preloader schedule (deterministic rule, issue #31): |
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// pages that expire faster than the preloader re-warms them leave the |
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// cache cold for most real traffic — the classic "24.8% hit ratio with |
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// everything on" misconfiguration. Pure logic in |
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// expiry_preload_check() so it's unit-testable. |
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if ( $cache_enabled ) { |
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$cache_opts = Settings_Manager::get( 'cache' ); |
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$pre_opts = Settings_Manager::get( 'preloader' ); |
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$schedule = (string) ( $pre_opts['schedule'] ?? 'manual' ); |
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$mismatch = self::expiry_preload_check( |
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(int) ( $cache_opts['cache_expiry'] ?? 24 ), |
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$schedule, |
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! empty( $pre_opts['enabled'] ), |
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self::schedule_interval_hours( $schedule ) |
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); |
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if ( null !== $mismatch ) { |
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$out[] = $mismatch; |
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} |
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} |
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|
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// Permalinks |
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$permalinks_ok = (bool) get_option( 'permalink_structure' ); |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'permalinks', |
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'tone' => $permalinks_ok ? self::OK : self::WARN, |
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'label' => 'Permalinks', |
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'detail' => $permalinks_ok |
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? 'Pretty permalinks active.' |
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: 'Set permalinks to anything other than "Plain" — page caching needs URL paths to key on.', |
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); |
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// Cache-poisoning Set-Cookie detection (issue #33): a plugin emitting |
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// Set-Cookie on anonymous pageviews forces CDN/edge BYPASS for all |
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// HTML (Cloudflare never caches a response carrying Set-Cookie). Probe |
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// is transient-throttled inside Cookie_Inspector, same pattern as the |
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// static-rewrite probe above — Health is the right place to pay for it. |
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// Cached-only: Health runs inside the dashboard REST request and the |
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// MCP get_health tool, so this must never block on an HTTP call. |
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// A cold verdict schedules a background refresh and reports nothing |
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// this paint. See Cookie_Inspector::probe_cached(). |
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$cookie_probe = Cookie_Inspector::probe_cached(); |
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if ( $cookie_probe['checked'] ) { |
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$offenders = $cookie_probe['cookies']; |
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if ( empty( $offenders ) ) { |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'set_cookie_poisoning', |
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'tone' => self::OK, |
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'label' => 'No cache-poisoning cookies', |
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'detail' => 'Anonymous pages are served without Set-Cookie, so CDN/edge caches can store them.', |
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); |
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} else { |
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$named = array(); |
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foreach ( $offenders as $c ) { |
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$named[] = null !== $c['plugin'] |
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? sprintf( '%s is setting %s', $c['plugin'], $c['name'] ) |
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: sprintf( 'an unidentified plugin is setting %s', $c['name'] ); |
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} |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'set_cookie_poisoning', |
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'tone' => self::WARN, |
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'label' => 'Set-Cookie on cacheable pages', |
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'detail' => sprintf( |
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'%s — this prevents CDN edge caching (Cloudflare returns BYPASS for any response with Set-Cookie). Configure the plugin to set its cookie via JavaScript instead, or exclude it from anonymous pageviews.', |
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implode( '; ', $named ) |
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), |
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); |
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} |
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} |
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|
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// Conflicting plugins |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'conflicts', |
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'tone' => empty( $conflicts ) ? self::OK : self::WARN, |
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'label' => 'Caching plugin conflicts', |
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'detail' => empty( $conflicts ) |
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? 'No other caching plugins detected.' |
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: sprintf( 'Active: %s. Deactivate before enabling xSpeed cache to avoid double-caching.', implode( ', ', $conflicts ) ), |
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); |
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|
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/* |
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* A migration whose source is STILL RUNNING. |
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* |
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* Distinct from the generic `conflicts` check above, which only says |
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* "another caching plugin is active". This one knows the user imported |
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* from it and chose (or was refused) to leave it on, so it can name the |
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* plugin and the decision. |
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* |
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* The point is persistence: the import screen's warning disappears the |
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* moment the user navigates away, and the risk does not. Two page |
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* caches fighting over the drop-in is exactly what breaks caching for |
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* both, so the warning has to outlive the screen it was raised on. |
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* (#189 AC4) |
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*/ |
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$pending = Migration::pending_source(); |
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if ( null !== $pending ) { |
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$out[] = array( |
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'id' => 'migration_source_active', |
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'tone' => self::WARN, |
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'label' => sprintf( '%s is still active after import', $pending['label'] ), |
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'detail' => sprintf( |
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'You imported settings from %s but left it running. Two page caches fight over the cache drop-in and can break caching for both — deactivate %s on the Plugins screen once you have checked the imported settings.', |
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$pending['label'], |
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$pending['label'] |
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), |
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); |
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} |
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|
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return $out; |
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} |
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|
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/** |
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* Hours between recurring preloader crawls, per schedule option. |
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* `twicedaily` is a WordPress core schedule — omitting it meant a site |
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* using it got no check at all, not even a pass. |
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*/ |
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public const PRELOAD_INTERVALS = array( |
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'hourly' => 1, |
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'twicedaily' => 12, |
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'daily' => 24, |
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'weekly' => 168, |
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); |
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|
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/** |
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* Interval in hours for a cron schedule slug, or null when it isn't a |
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* recurring schedule (`manual`) or can't be resolved. |
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* |
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* Falls back to `wp_get_schedules()` so custom crons registered by a |
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* theme or another plugin are covered too, rather than silently |
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* skipping the check. |
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*/ |
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public static function schedule_interval_hours( string $schedule ): ?int { |
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if ( isset( self::PRELOAD_INTERVALS[ $schedule ] ) ) { |
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return self::PRELOAD_INTERVALS[ $schedule ]; |
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} |
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if ( '' === $schedule || 'manual' === $schedule || ! function_exists( 'wp_get_schedules' ) ) { |
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return null; |
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} |
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$schedules = wp_get_schedules(); |
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if ( ! isset( $schedules[ $schedule ]['interval'] ) ) { |
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return null; |
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} |
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$hours = (int) round( (int) $schedules[ $schedule ]['interval'] / HOUR_IN_SECONDS ); |
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return $hours > 0 ? $hours : 1; |
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} |
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|
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/** |
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* Deterministic rule: warn when cache_expiry is shorter than the |
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* preloader's recurring interval (pages go cold between crawls). |
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* |
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* Pure — no WP calls — so it can be unit-tested directly. |
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* |
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* @param int $expiry_hours Cache expiry in hours. |
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* @param string $schedule Preloader schedule (manual|hourly|twicedaily|daily|weekly|custom). |
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* @param bool $preloader_enabled Whether the preloader module is on. |
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* @param int|null $interval_hours Pre-resolved interval, for schedules |
| 458 |
* outside PRELOAD_INTERVALS. Keeps this |
| 459 |
* function pure — the caller does the |
| 460 |
* wp_get_schedules() lookup. |
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* @return array{id:string,tone:string,label:string,detail:string}|null Check |
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* row, or null when the rule doesn't apply (preloader off/manual). |
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*/ |
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public static function expiry_preload_check( int $expiry_hours, string $schedule, bool $preloader_enabled, ?int $interval_hours = null ): ?array { |
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if ( ! $preloader_enabled ) { |
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return null; |
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} |
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$interval = $interval_hours ?? ( self::PRELOAD_INTERVALS[ $schedule ] ?? null ); |
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if ( null === $interval || $interval < 1 ) { |
| 470 |
return null; |
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} |
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if ( $expiry_hours < $interval ) { |
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return array( |
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'id' => 'expiry_preload_mismatch', |
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'tone' => self::WARN, |
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'label' => 'Cache expiry shorter than the preload schedule', |
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'detail' => sprintf( |
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'Pages expire after %dh but the preloader only re-warms them every %dh (%s), so most visits hit a cold cache. Raise Cache Expiry to at least %dh (Cache settings), or preload more often (Preloader settings).', |
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$expiry_hours, |
| 480 |
$interval, |
| 481 |
$schedule, |
| 482 |
$interval |
| 483 |
), |
| 484 |
); |
| 485 |
} |
| 486 |
return array( |
| 487 |
'id' => 'expiry_preload_mismatch', |
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'tone' => self::OK, |
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'label' => 'Cache expiry covers the preload schedule', |
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'detail' => sprintf( 'Expiry %dh ≥ preload interval %dh (%s) — preloaded pages stay warm between crawls.', $expiry_hours, $interval, $schedule ), |
| 491 |
); |
| 492 |
} |
| 493 |
|
| 494 |
/** |
| 495 |
* Lightweight environment payload for the onboarding wizard. Keeps |
| 496 |
* the legacy shape Onboarding::env_payload returned so the Welcome |
| 497 |
* step's HealthRow rendering doesn't change. |
| 498 |
*/ |
| 499 |
public static function env_payload(): array { |
| 500 |
global $wp_version; |
| 501 |
$cache_dir = defined( 'XSPEED_CACHE_DIR' ) ? XSPEED_CACHE_DIR : ( WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/cache/xspeed' ); |
| 502 |
return array( |
| 503 |
'wp' => array( |
| 504 |
'version' => (string) $wp_version, |
| 505 |
'ok' => version_compare( (string) $wp_version, '6.0', '>=' ), |
| 506 |
), |
| 507 |
'php' => array( |
| 508 |
'version' => PHP_VERSION, |
| 509 |
'ok' => version_compare( PHP_VERSION, '7.4', '>=' ), |
| 510 |
'modern' => version_compare( PHP_VERSION, '8.1', '>=' ), |
| 511 |
), |
| 512 |
'server' => array( |
| 513 |
'type' => Server::type(), |
| 514 |
'gzip_mode' => Server::gzip_mode(), |
| 515 |
), |
| 516 |
'cache_dir' => array( |
| 517 |
'path' => $cache_dir, |
| 518 |
'writable' => wp_mkdir_p( $cache_dir ) && wp_is_writable( $cache_dir ), |
| 519 |
), |
| 520 |
'wp_config' => array( |
| 521 |
'writable' => self::wp_config_writable(), |
| 522 |
), |
| 523 |
'permalinks_ok' => (bool) get_option( 'permalink_structure' ), |
| 524 |
'conflicts' => Server::conflicts(), |
| 525 |
); |
| 526 |
} |
| 527 |
|
| 528 |
/** |
| 529 |
* Cheap writability probe for the onboarding env payload only. |
| 530 |
* |
| 531 |
* Deliberately NOT the oracle behind the WP_CACHE check — that asks |
| 532 |
* Cache::can_write_wp_config(), which runs the same WP_Filesystem test |
| 533 |
* the writer runs, so advice can never contradict behaviour. This one |
| 534 |
* stays a plain filesystem read because env_payload() is documented as |
| 535 |
* making no outbound calls, and WP_Filesystem() can try to open an |
| 536 |
* FTP/SSH connection. It shares the writer's path resolution so the two |
| 537 |
* at least agree on WHICH file they are describing. (#19, QA on #174) |
| 538 |
*/ |
| 539 |
private static function wp_config_writable(): bool { |
| 540 |
$path = Cache::wp_config_path(); |
| 541 |
return '' !== $path && wp_is_writable( $path ); |
| 542 |
} |
| 543 |
} |
| 544 |
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