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Info

The Info page provides detailed information about the system and allows administrators to clear the application cache.

Info

Clear Cache​

The Clear Cache button allows you to safely clear all system cache.

Functionality​

When you click the Clear Cache button, the system will perform the following operations:

  1. Preserve Important Cache: The system automatically saves all important application cache (including database configuration, mail settings, storage settings, social login credentials, etc.) before clearing cache.

  2. Clear Laravel Cache: Executes the optimize:clear command to clear all cache created by Laravel framework, including:

    • Config cache
    • Route cache
    • View cache
    • Application cache

  3. Restore Important Cache: After clearing cache, the system automatically restores all the important cache that was previously saved.

  4. Clear Log File: Removes the Laravel log file (storage/logs/laravel.log) to free up disk space.

When to Use Clear Cache?​

  • After updating system configuration
  • When encountering cache-related errors
  • After updating code or changing configuration files
  • When you want to refresh all system cache
  • After installing or updating extensions/plugins

Important Notes​

  • The cache clearing process will not affect data in the database
  • Important configurations will be automatically restored after clearing cache
  • Processing time may take a few seconds depending on cache size

System Information​

The Info page displays detailed information about the system and server:

Application Information​

  • Application Name: The name of the application
  • Application Version: Current version of the application
  • Application Laravel: Laravel framework version being used
  • Application Timezone: Timezone configured for the application

Server Information​

  • Server PHP: PHP version running on the server
  • Server Software: Web server software (e.g., Apache, Nginx)
  • Server IP Address: IP address of the server
  • Server Protocol: HTTP protocol being used (HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2)
  • Server HTTP Host: Domain name or hostname of the server
  • Server Port: Port that the web server is listening on
  • Server Request Method: HTTP method of the current request
  • Server Script Name: Path of the script being executed
  • Server Script Filename: Full path to the script file on the filesystem

Purpose​

The Info page is useful for:

  • Checking system version and configuration
  • Verifying server information when troubleshooting issues
  • Providing information to developers when technical support is needed
  • Monitoring and managing the system environment