pySilver commented on issue #634: combine_javascript with multiple aliased domains causes JS exception URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-pagespeed-mod/issues/634#issuecomment-420692668 I'm facing the same issue. It's been 3 and I assume it's not fixed, right? My setup is the following A.com/b [dir /b proxy_pass to] -> B.com/ [this is where pagespeed is installed] B.com authorizes both domains via `pagespeed Domain` directive. And here the result: URL: `https://a.com/b/somepage/` ```html <script src="https://a.com/b/somefiles.min.js,qver==1.1.13+readmore.min.js,qver==1.1.13.pagespeed.jc.XQoUShKijI.js";></script> <script>eval(mod_pagespeed_B4Q2861Jx2);</script> <-- this id are not mentioned in above script <script>eval(mod_pagespeed_GbZ0EMVee5);</script> <-- this id are not mentioned in above script ``` Same URL at second domain: `https://b.com/somepage/` ```html <script src="https://b.com/somefiles.min.js,qver==1.1.13+readmore.min.js,qver==1.1.13.pagespeed.jc.Rxyn2edOtN.js";></script> <script>eval(mod_pagespeed_01_huc9P8R);</script> <-- this id IS mentioned in above script <script>eval(mod_pagespeed_BuMGtAp1Fq);</script> <-- this id IS mentioned in above script ``` What is funny here: * 2 generated scripts have different names (`...XQoUShKijI.js`, `...Rxyn2edOtN.js`) but they are **identical** * so, js placed at A.com has IDs from B.com
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