Open Zensin opened 9 years ago
I'm interested in hearing the answer to this as normally I believe the httpd.conf file is edited; however, the EasyApache process doesn't like it to be edited manually.
You can set ModPagespeed off in an .htaccess file. This will disable all rewiting of HTML in that directory but it will not stop mod_pagespeed from rewriting images, CSS and JS in that directory.
Regarding the plugin, seems they wrote it themselves. in-house.
You can easily set "ModPagespeed off" in pagespeed.conf an then activate mod pagespeed per site basis on .htaccess with "ModPagespeed on"
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Jon Wong
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On Jan 19, 2015, at 8:02 AM, scysys notifications@github.com wrote:
You can easily set "ModPagespeed off" in pagespeed.conf an then activate mod pagespeed per site basis on .htaccess with "ModPagespeed on"
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Looking at the documentation I see that there is no integration for enabling this mod on a per-site basis which is very important because it might not work or work well with some sites. In this demo I see it as an option for the user but have no idea how this was accomplished: http://162.251.80.26:2082/cpsess7656484458/frontend/x3/index.html?post_login=47712872525151