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Hi @Nginxed,
Show the output of these commands:
v-list-cron-jobs admin
for i in $(find /usr/local/hestia/data/queue/ -type f -size +0); do echo "Checking $i"; cat "$i"; echo; done
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I miss a lot of cron jobs and the min/hour for v-update-sys-queue is not the default one, it should run every two minutes. Did you modify it manually and/or delete cron jobs?
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At least modify cron job for v-update-sys-queue restart si it will run every two minutes:
1 */2 * * * sudo /usr/local/hestia/bin/v-update-sys-queue restart
Anyways, if you are modifying your domains, adding, deleting, editing conf, it is normal to reload nginx but if you are doing nothing then…
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No check /var/log/hestia/system.log
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If you use:
Then you probally want to check why it keeping purging.
It should do it on: hestia-nginx-cache/hestia-nginx-cache.php at 7400f9395472ac022b604ae0e31e21a865482028 · jakobbouchard/hestia-nginx-cache · GitHub events
However if your site keeps to make changes it should reload nginx.
Also a 356d cache is useless
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