Closed saberkarimi closed 1 year ago
That is interesting.
I've never tested with a port... so good catch.
The question now is : is it worth fixing this? Clearly "localhost" is for development purposes and not for production.
Why do you need that use case to work?
You are right this is not worth fixing. I moved this specific project to a droplet. All good.
Thanks
Hi. I am using the latest version, I am working on my website on localhost via WSL (windows subsystem for Linux). My homepage URL is: https://localhost:83 I need to include the port because that is how Nginx works on WSL.
This is what I get in debug as file location: X-Rocket-Nginx-File: /var/www/imp/wp-content/cache/wp-rocket/localhost:83//fr///index.html X-Rocket-Nginx-Reason: File not cached X-Rocket-Nginx-Serving-Static: MISS
You see the port # is included in the path. But in my "/wp-content/cache/wp-rocket/" folder, only "localhost" is created as folder. No "localhost:83" and therefore static files can not be served.
Any help would be appreciated Kind regards