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Question Apache cache settings plesk - confused

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In order to use WPcloud flare super cache I had to disable all caching. In plesk docs I read: Note that some modules are interdependent and can be switched off (on) only when the modules they depend on are off (on). For example, the cache module depends on disk_cache, file_cache, and mem_cache modules
There is no file called mem_cache only socache_memcache wouldn't it be great if plesk would be able to be clear when we are talking important details.

So my question is I wanted to disable cache but I see that file_cache is already disabled (see screen shot). in which case according to plesk documentation apache cache shouldn't work in the first place.
Does anyone know what is the truth of the matter ?
 
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