It is hard to know if its a problem with Jetpack and EasyEngine.io (https://easyengine.io/) or if its Jetpack + Dark Matter, but the chart graphic on the Admin bar (part of the Stats module) which shows traffic in 2-hour intervals; breaks.
Command used to install WordPress with EasyEngine (performed on Ubuntu 16.04);
sudo ee site create [domain] --wpsubdir --wpfc
Furthermore, because it is redirecting to the /wp-login.php screen, WordPress is invalidating the session and forcing administrators to login again.
It is possible for the issue to be one of the following;
an incompatibility between Jetpack Stats + Dark Matter when used with EasyEngine.
an incompatibility between Jetpack Stats and EasyEngine.
an incompatibility between Jetpack Stats + Nginx cache + Dark Matter combination.
For note; tested on a vanilla Ubuntu 16.04 virtual machine and installed Nginx and PHP manually (using the Ubuntu 16 packages) and Jetpack Stats / Dark Matter worked as expected. So on the surface it looks like something in the configuration of EasyEngine which is upsetting something in Jetpack but this is unconfirmed.
It is hard to know if its a problem with Jetpack and EasyEngine.io (https://easyengine.io/) or if its Jetpack + Dark Matter, but the chart graphic on the Admin bar (part of the Stats module) which shows traffic in 2-hour intervals; breaks.
Command used to install WordPress with EasyEngine (performed on Ubuntu 16.04);
Furthermore, because it is redirecting to the /wp-login.php screen, WordPress is invalidating the session and forcing administrators to login again.
It is possible for the issue to be one of the following;
For note; tested on a vanilla Ubuntu 16.04 virtual machine and installed Nginx and PHP manually (using the Ubuntu 16 packages) and Jetpack Stats / Dark Matter worked as expected. So on the surface it looks like something in the configuration of EasyEngine which is upsetting something in Jetpack but this is unconfirmed.