Lofesa edited a comment on issue #1681: Uncacheable content, preventing 
rewriting of image
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/incubator-pagespeed-ngx/issues/1681#issuecomment-593879105
 
 
   Hi
   The s-maxage is a transient header. The resource is not optimized yet, so 
must not be stored in any intermediate cache for more than 10 sec.
   I have trouble debuging your site, when I put 
https://www.weedstreet420.com/?PageSpeedFilters=+debug (note the + sign) the 
site enter in an infinite loop.
   
   Can you try to set 
   `ModPagespeedSupportNoScriptEnabled false`
   
   In other hand, all the images are served with a `cache-control: nostore, 
nocache` . I don´t know if these header is set by your origin server or by 
cloudflare.... can you instruct cloudflare to respect origin headers?
   In developer mode clodflare is set to DYNAMIC, this mode don´t send the 
assets stored in their cache but do all the magic with header and other 
optimizations you set in cloudflare. The better way to eliminate cloudflare in 
the debug path is putting all in grey in the dns section. In this way, 
cloudflare do nothing and the request are served directly from the origin 
webserver.
   As you can see in the image no filters are enabled, and no debug messages 
are set in the html code, only the bottom stuff. When I try to enable any 
filter in the url, get and infinite loop, so can´t test it.
   (To enable a filter with the url 
https://www.weedstreet420.com/?PageSpeedFilters=+rewrite_images . The + sign 
enables it and the - sign disables)
   
   
![tempsnip](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22342793/75766822-06b56f80-5d42-11ea-84b8-ce984819be9e.jpg)
   
   
   EDIT: Clear the cloudflare cache.
   

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