vardan-karapetyan commented on issue #1996: URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-pagespeed-mod/issues/1996#issuecomment-646981220
> Maybe is there some confisuion with ww and non-www >  > > for that the directive `pagespeed Domain https*://*.webfishki.ru;` > Note the 2` *` asterisks, one for macht the http(s) and other to macht the domain and all the subdomains (*).webfishki.ru > > Taking a look at the admin pages: > In configuration (`https://webfishki.ru/pagespeed_admin/config`), at the bottom where the Domain Lawyer, the is https://webfishki.ru but not https://www.webfishki.ru so, if you hare changin the doain by some type of script or rewrite rule there maybe a problem. > In the statistis page (`https://webfishki.ru/pagespeed_admin/statistics`) you can see the file_cache entries are at 0, so no activity here, this maybe is the main problem. > What do you see taking a look at` /var/cache/nginx/ngx_pagespeed/`? The user that runs the nginx process can read/write this directory? > In the message history page (`https://webfishki.ru/pagespeed_admin/message_history`) you can´t see any thing, cause pagespeed MessaageBufferSze is set to 0. In this page here comes the pagespeed log messages. > In the cache type page (`https://webfishki.ru/pagespeed_admin/graphs#cache_type`) none of the type cache are in use. no file cache, none of the databases, no shared memory..... despite you have defined a file cache in the config, so there is a big problem. > When a resource is rewrited ( those that have _**.pagespeed.**_ in their url) these resource are reclaimed to the pagespeed cache, if no cache is working the you get the 404. > Here you can read about cache and cache type for pagespeed `https://pagespeed.apache.org/doc/system`. > The file cache type need a shared memory cache for the metadada. > > P.S. the better way to manage the www vs. the non-www is making a 301 at the nginx level: > > ``` > server { > server_name www.webfishki.ru; > listen :80; > listen :443; > return 301 https://webfishki.ru$request_uri; > } > ``` Thank you very much for the answers. It’s probably easier for me to install the Apache web server and not suffer ---------------------------------------------------------------- This is an automated message from the Apache Git Service. To respond to the message, please log on to GitHub and use the URL above to go to the specific comment. For queries about this service, please contact Infrastructure at: us...@infra.apache.org
