Open Chathu07 opened 4 years ago
Hi @utags Perhaps not related but some of your directives are wrong.
pagespeed SslCertDirectory
pagespeed SslCertFile
These directives must be set NOT to your server certificates but to client ones, I will say these directives must be set to
The default directory for Debian-based systems is /etc/ssl/certs, and there is no certificate file setting. On CentOS-based systems, the default directory is /etc/pki/tls/certs and default file is /etc/pki/tls/cert.pem.
as stated here
You have configured pagespeed LoadFromFileMatch
but I think pagespeed LoadFromFile
is better.
pagespeed ProcessScriptVariables on;
pagespeed LoadFromFile "http://$host/" "$document_root";
And for the proxy domain try to put a endig slash and enclose it on quotation marks:
pagespeed MapProxyDomain "https://localhost/pageSpeed/printerest/" "https://assets.pinterest.com/";
Hi @Lofesa
I have modified the configuration file as you mentioned, but still it shows same error.
root@server:# nginx -t nginx: [emerg] "pagespeed" directive "MapProxyDomain "https://localhost/pagespeed/facebook"" not recognized or too many arguments in /var/www/mydomain.com/pagespeed-nginx.conf:27 nginx: configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf test failed root@server:#
Hi @utags As far as I can see you have enabled 2 of these directives, for facebook and for pinterest. The pinterest one don´t have error? Have you copy-pasted the directive from somewhere? maybe it have a strange character. In other hand in all test files I see that the directive is splited in 2 lines, but I think is not related.
pagespeed MapProxyDomain secondary.example.com/gstatic_images
http://www.gstatic.com/psa/static;
This error come from this and say that the name of the directive is not recognized......
Dear @Lofesa ,
As you mentioned there's some strange (invisible) charecter in my configuration file. After copying pinterest MapProxyDomain
line and modified to FB and twitter relevent URL's it worked. Although still my pages I can see that, twitter and FB links (After purge FastCGI cache). Could you please tell me why is that proxy filter not working?
Hi @utags
Sorry, but my english is so bad. Do you mean that in you pages have fb and tw links?
you have these
pagespeed MapRewriteDomain https://localhost/pageSpeed/printerest https://assets.pinterest.com; pagespeed MapRewriteDomain https://localhost/pageSpeed/facebook https://connect.facebook.net;
so allmost fb and pinterest must have their url changed, but not tw unless yo have added.
Test if you have files in the proxied directories (have these directories created?), if yes the filter is working.
Perhaps not related but you have this in config file:
pagespeed Domain *.wp.com;
pagespeed Domain connect.facebook.com;
pagespeed Domain assets.pinterest.com;
pagespeed Domain *.twitter.com;
pagespeed Domain *.google-analytics.com;
These are not correct. Whit these directive, the specified domains MUST run pagespeed and as far as I know none of these do. You need this for your own domain:
pagespeed Domain https*://*.mydomain.com*
Cause, I suppose, you are running pagespeed in localhost and by default pagespeed only rewrites resources from the server where it runs.
EDIT: Sure you will get a url in the html code like https://localhost/pageSpeed/facebook
?
Dear @Lofesa
Thank you for your detailed reply. When I navigate to pageSpeed/printerest and pageSpeed/facebook directories, they are empty. Still my website source has original FB and twitter links (//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js) (https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js).
Hi @utags Whats happens when you make a curl to the localhost himself? If no files in the proxied folders, the filter is not working. Try to view the debug messages when you add /?PageSpeedFilters=+debug to a url. This inject debug messages in the html code. Can you share a url to test?
When I try to localize facebook, twitter, pinterest.com scripts and style sheets, pagespeed giving me following error. This site uses letsencrypt SSL and I already use Jetpack CDN.
I have added these configurations to nginx server block.