24 lines
603 B
Bash
24 lines
603 B
Bash
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#!/bin/bash
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# Directory where your WordPress is installed
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WP_DIR="/var/www/webroot/ROOT"
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# Path to the Unix socket file for Redis
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REDIS_SOCKET="/var/run/redis/redis.sock"
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echo "Flushing caches..."
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# Change to the WordPress directory
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cd "$WP_DIR"
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# Flush Object Cache Pro Cache via WP CLI
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echo "Flushing Object Cache Pro cache..."
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wp redis flush --path="$WP_DIR"
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# Flush Relay Cache via Redis
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# Since Relay uses Redis, flushing Redis should also clear the Relay cache
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echo "Flushing Relay and Redis cache..."
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redis-cli -s "$REDIS_SOCKET" FLUSHALL
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echo "All caches have been flushed successfully."
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