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It turns out it was the CMS I am using. It uses the registershutdownfunction from php which with a call back introduces no-pragma…
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It turns out it was the CMS I am using. It uses the registershutdownfunction from php which with a call back introduces no-pragma…
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I don't seem to be able to get Gzip to work on my server. I have the deflate module added and enabled and in my htaccess file I have
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craigward
Apache
Ubuntu 16.04
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So after trying everything I can think of I think it is the Grav CMS I am using which is injecting the header.
I have yet to fi…
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craigward
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Just setup a new server and have installed mod_pagespeed.
It only seems to be working on html pages, not PHP. Below are the headers for two simple pages and apart from the Vary: Accept-Encoding I can't see any differe...
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craigward
Apache
Ubuntu 16.04
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I've just started a standard LAMP DigitalOcean droplet and installed Google Pagespeed. The package is installed and listed in /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/
I have added the following items to the pagespeed.conf
ModPages...
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It turns out it was the CMS I am using. It uses the registershutdownfunction from php which with a call back introduces no-pragma and breaks pagespeed
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Apache
LAMP Stack
Ubuntu 16.04