runar commented on issue #1633: Uncacheable content, but headers seems fine URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-pagespeed-ngx/issues/1633#issuecomment-475376774 > You have 2 server blocks in nginx, Have both server block pagespeed enabled? Both server blocks share the pagespeed cache config? Both virtual hosts (server blocks) share the same PageSpeed configuration, and yes, PageSpeed is enabled for both hosts. > In other hand you can simplify the config with: > > pagespeed Domain http*://*.example.com > > this cover http and https on all subdomains. I have tried different variants of this, without it making any real difference. > x-cache-status header says your are using some type of cache layer, have you tried to disable this cache and see whats happens? Yes, I have tried to disable the proxy cache and only use proxy pass, but it made no difference either. The situation now is that files are rewritten (URL updated in HTML) and saved to disk, then shortly after, the files become inaccessible returning a 404 error. The files are still on the disk, and lots of other files work without issues. I’ll add that I’ve had a short email conversation with @oschaaf, and he suggested I might have problems with HTTPS fetching. I have added the `SslCertDirectory` directive (pointing to my servers CA directory), but it made no difference either. I don’t really know where to go from here, so I hope you or anyone else might offer some suggestions.
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