This is a mirror of the conversation from 9 months ago and the one from 9
months before that, and the conversation on the Amazon forum, and the
Rackspace forum and the Google Webmasters forum...

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/google-appengine/om1DF_61Xl4/cRtKFojKc
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CF does headers wrong. CF doesn't play well with Google bot. Not news to
anyone.

CF "Double wraps" its proxy some times. Don't know why.  When this happens
Google Freaks.   CF doesn't report what IP the request is made on behalf of
sometimes. Google Freaks out.  CF reports that it is proxying on behalf of a
Google Internal IP sometimes GOOGLE REALLY FREAKS OUT.

You guys can be assholes, but I'm telling you where your problem is. I told
you 2 years ago, I told you 9 months ago. I am telling you now. You can
stick your fingers in your ears, but this is not Google doing the wrong
thing, it is CF. You won't have this problem if you use Akamai's DSA/PLC
solution. Which is what I would recommend to anyone who needs international
access on GAE, or who wants to leverage enterprise class caching.  It's what
we are using for our top tier deployments.




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