Lofesa commented on issue #2052:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/incubator-pagespeed-mod/issues/2052#issuecomment-732443674


   Hi great Luis  =;-))
   Well... you have a nginx proxy+pagespeed --> apache servers (main+pagespeed, 
image and assets), rigth?
   Then Apache(main+pagespeed) get html pages that contains urls from image and 
assets, rigth?
   I think that in (nginx proxy+pagespeed) pagespeed is not needed . And you 
must configure Apache servers+pagespeed in each and a [downstream 
cache](https://www.modpagespeed.com/doc/downstream-caching).
   
   How Domain works:
   You have a SiteA and a SiteB. The site A generates html code that contains 
url from SiteB.
   In SiteA you have:
   `pagespeed Domain http*://siteA` (with this notation you cover the http and 
the https version)
   `pagespeed Domain http:*//siteB
   `
   Whit this config, pagespeed in SiteA can rewite (aka optimize) urls from 
SiteB, but can´t test if the rewrited url exits in SiteB, so if  SiteB don´t 
run pagespeed module, when a request like 
https://siteB/some-image.jpg.ci.pagespeed.some-hash.web comes, it returns a 404 
because don´t know nothing about pagespeed rewrited url.
   So, when you use pagespeed Domain is only for domains you know are running 
pagespeed module.
   
   But you can try some like this:
   
   pagespeed Domain http*://myproyect.domain.com
   pagespeed MapProxyDomain https://myproyect.domain.com/images 
http://images.domain.com
   pagespeed MapProxyDomain https://myproyect.domain.com/assets 
http://assets.domain.com
   
   In this way all the content from http://images.domain.com are served under 
the url https://myproyect.domain.com/images.
   https://myproyect.domain.com/images this need to be a file folder to store 
files.
   
   


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