My first guess is that your htaccess file is being changed. I’d look at that file content and time stamp after the 404 happens. (Although it is possible to make changes to a file without changing the file’s time stamp – I’ve seen it done on a hacked site.) Redoing the permalink settings rewrites the … Read more
With a modified version of the CF Workers, the issue with pagination has been resolved. The idea I found in the comments of the cloudflare post which points to this workers script addEventListener(‘fetch’, event => { event.respondWith(handleRequest(event.request)) }) // keep track of all our blog endpoints here const config = { hostname: “blog.domain.com”, mainhostname: “www.domain.com”, … Read more
Cron job for wp_cron.php running but not publishing scheduled posts
Does this happen on other browsers? It does appear that you are using aggressive caching – add a rule to prevent caching to wp-admin as it does not function well when it is cached. See if these work: *.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/* *.yourdomain.com/wp-login.php*
You will likely get better performance out of using Cloudflare alone for both security and performance. Cloudflare has the following performance advantages of Cloudfront: CDN WebP support in Polish Support for HPACK in their HTTP/2 implementation Ability to cache anonymous page views with WordPress Railgun Additionally, Cloudflare has Flat rate pricing so no need to … Read more
There are several ways to enable https on your wordpress site. You need to update your site urls including https in it if you have access to your dashboard You can also define both the WP_SITEURL and WP_HOME in your test wp-config.php define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://example.com.mytestdomain.com’ ); define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://example.com.mytestdomain.com’ ); In relation to your nginx … Read more
Honestly, if you don’t understand what is meant by the query string and you’re not a developer, then Standard will be fine. It’s the safest option without knowing more about your setup—choosing Ignore Query String could break your WordPress site depending on how it’s set up.
Disabling Cloudflare features on admin pages for content management systems like WordPress To avoid getting a site offline error message when updating the admin section of your content management system, we recommend setting a Page Rule to exclude the admin section of your CMS from Cloudflare. Please do the following on the Page Rule interface … Read more
Are you able to try this? https://community.cloudflare.com/t/wp-admin-bar-being-cached-and-served-to-users/64797 There are a few more tips here: https://ttfb.io/blog/how-to-set-up-cloudflare-to-cache-wordpress-pages/
2 possibilities that I could find by quick search : If session is written to file, then for request from same useragent may be queued at server source Max number of parallel connections per browser – See 2020 updates Please share if any of this gives any way to the solution.