You should look at your HTML source and your Apache logs. This most
likely has nothing to do with Pylons.
You should ensure that you can access the items via the urls that you
are generating ?
My guess is that either:
- your cdn or origin server is configured to respond to (www.)?
example.com , not cdn.example.com
- you're generating a url that isn't pointing to your CDN
- your CDN doesn't have the file , or is configured incorrectly
The standard CDN strategy I've used across every web language/
framework is this :
- preface all "CDN" likely content with a global variable "cdn_root"
- your environment decides what the CDN root is -- an IP address, a
domain name, an empty string (for the same server)
- - src="${cdn_root}/images/logo.gif" could then render as "http://
example.com/images/logo.gif" or "/images/logo.gif"
- i prefer mirrored CDNs , so a request to "http://cdn.example.com/
a.gif" serves a cache version of "http://origin.example.com/a.gif";
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