ws420 edited a comment on issue #1681: Uncacheable content, preventing rewriting of image URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-pagespeed-ngx/issues/1681#issuecomment-594418920 Strange, I didn't change anything since my last post, I went back to the website and now I don't see webp anymore. It was definitely working last time I checked I contacted Plesk support to get help disabling Nginx. Here is what I was told: > By default port 80 is listened by nginx, so after applying this solution, the website will still be shown as processed by nginx in a web-browser. This is due to the fact that nginx is working as the front-end proxy for the whole server and it cannot be disabled for the specified domain. The website will be processed by Apache in fact. Here is an article describing it in details: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006364914-How-to-make-a-website-be-processed-only-by-Apache-when-nginx-is-enabled-on-the-server Thanks for the details about the cache headers. I use ExpiresByType in the htaccess to set the cache header for each file type, is this the correct way to do it? > About nginx proxy... Have you stopped the service? I see it in the Plesk doc Done, should be completely stopped now  > Maybe you have set the FechtHttps directives in the wrong place or your server has the certificate directory in other place. FetchHttps is at the same place as the other pagespeed directives   Our system is CentOS so according to the guide I think the config is correct > 6.- I see you have a rewrite rule to change www.weedstreet420.com to weedstreet420.com , maybe you need to add an auth directive to cover all variants, some like: Done, I added it to the directives, but I still get the 4xx error ModPagespeedDomain http*://*.weedstreet420.com > What linux distro are you using? If a debian/ubuntu, can you test that /etc/ssl/certs exists han have files in it? or if a redhat/centos this directory /etc/pki/tls/certs exist and have a cert.pem file in it? CentOS 7.6.1810 There's no cert.pem file but I think cert.pem supposed to be a symlink to ca-bundle.crt ? Just to make sure I understand: I am not supposed to copy the SSL certificate of my domain in this folder, right? "PageSpeed must be configured to point to a directory identifying trusted Certificate Authorities (not SSL keys for your domain)"
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