Closed rkcreation closed 2 weeks ago
As a workaround, you can include another PHP file in the varnish controller.
CloudPanel adds the following lines in the vhost:
auto_prepend_file=/home/$siteUser/.varnish-cache/controller.php;
You can open the controller.php file and include the wordfence file:
include /home/$siteUser/htdocs/...../wordfence-file
After that, remove the "auto_prepend_file" directive from .user.ini
CloudPanel version(s) affected
2.4.2
Description
Varnish never hits cache, because controller.php is never included. I have to include file manually in wp-config.php to make Varnish cache work. After some digging, the auto_prepend_file directive added in vhost seems to be ignored, because Wordfence create a .user.ini file with auto_prepend_file directive. Any idea to have compatibility?
How to reproduce
Use Wordpress site with Wordfence enabled, and enable Varnish in CloudPanel
Possible Solution
Use another directive? Add this to nginx config :
Additional Context
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