Hi, thanks for getting back to me. please see my comments below.
>>The message HTTP 404 | url: ... means that URL is not available, thus page cannot be cached. I have put this >>URL into my browser and I've got Service Unavailable. It seems that you have set the maintenance flag there.
I had turned on the maintenance flag not too long ago to stop customers from viewing the website in the state it was in. the URLs that result in 404 were generated when I clicked on the Synchronize button. I can accept that the URLs are not available and the page cannot be cached. The question is why are these URLs appearing in the URL list?
> I have caches pages with product listings containing products that link to product detail pages some that are
> cached and some that are not cached. It is annoying to have some pages cached and others that are not.
>>You can watch all cached pages on the tab URL in the M-Turbo administration. If you want to know whether a >>page with URL is cached. Put URL into the filter field "Request path" and let it search then you can see whether >>page is cached and how much sizes takes from your disk.
I have done this before, and I do not see the URL of the page that is not cached in the list of URLs. I have emptied the cache pages and you are welcome to watch m-turbo in action on my website to see the results I am talking about. You will notice only about a 3rd of the pages are cached.
> Another problem is the process doesn't work with cron. I have to log into a magento admin each time and do
> things manually which is time consuming and defeats the purpose of having the cron update functionality.
>>Make sure that your webserver has permission to execute the script app/code/local/Artio/MTurbo/scripts/getstatichtml.sh. If not, change the permission, please.
I have done this and double checked many times already. the script is executable
>>If that script is executable then make sure that Magento cron scheduler is executing correctly. There may be a lot >>of issues. About the setup of the Magento cron can read for example here
www.jnorton.co.uk/blog/how-correctly-con...re-magento-cron-job.
>>If you are not familliar with Magento cron, you can execute script app/code/local/Artio/MTurbo/scripts/getstatichtml.sh directly from shell. For more information
www.artio.net/support-forums/m-turbo/cus...o-cache-all-with-ssh
I have run the script directly from shell and i still get the same results as I did when i run the cache all pages in the magento admin.