Cache HTTP and HTTPS pages separately (#20). This builds upon PR #50. This fixes HTTP resources being requested by a page that is loaded over HTTPS. This occurs when a page is loaded over HTTP, cached, and then later loaded over HTTPS. This also fixes HTTPS resources being requested by a page that is loaded over HTTP. If the website does not have a valid SSL/TLS certificate the requests would fail. This issue can arise when HTTP or HTTPS is not being forced.
Update Cache Enabler HTML comment to be more clear on what cached page is being delivered.
Update clear_home() method to unlink based on glob pattern. This builds upon part of PR #64. This is a better way to clear the home page cache as we are not attempting to unlink files that do not exist. Further, this makes clearing the home page cache more simple when introducing scheme-based caching.
Cache HTTP and HTTPS pages separately (#20). This builds upon PR #50. This fixes HTTP resources being requested by a page that is loaded over HTTPS. This occurs when a page is loaded over HTTP, cached, and then later loaded over HTTPS. This also fixes HTTPS resources being requested by a page that is loaded over HTTP. If the website does not have a valid SSL/TLS certificate the requests would fail. This issue can arise when HTTP or HTTPS is not being forced.
Update Cache Enabler HTML comment to be more clear on what cached page is being delivered.
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clear_home()method to unlink based on glob pattern. This builds upon part of PR #64. This is a better way to clear the home page cache as we are not attempting to unlink files that do not exist. Further, this makes clearing the home page cache more simple when introducing scheme-based caching.Fixes #20