Pagespeed Error in Nginx
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Provided info by you is SO huge… so i can only advice. run nginx – it works? goto step 2 run nginx with php, see info.php with phpinfo() insie? goto step 3. run nginx with php and global host rewrite to this index script. It works ? go to step 4. run nginx with php … Read more
Alright I figured it out. Thank you guys. What it came down to was a little snippet of code I put in a while back to redirect a user to the home page if not logged in…. stupid me. I really appreciate your help in this though. By disabling everything but wordpress (all plugins, caching, … Read more
If you’re using Varnish and you’re not seeing the admin bar it’s because you probably have a rule in /etc/varnish/default.vcl that looks like this: sub vcl_recv { if (!(req.url ~ “wp-(login|admin)”)) { unset req.http.cookie; } } That’s going to keep the admin bar from showing up because you’re dropping cookie stuff from all pages except … Read more
Yes. You are missing the rewrite rules that’ll prettify the URLs of the minified assets. Follow the instructions available for your setup at WordPress Dashboard > Performance (W3 Total Cache menu) > Install.
So, I need to say that now is all ok. I can’t belive this :’) For about a month I asked a lot of people and nobody didn’t know what’s the problem. It was cause we had bad nginx config. Now nginx is turned off for a some time. Apache is ok. Thank to s_ha_dum, … Read more
Please try this: 1) Save the rewrite rules to the file: /absolute/path/to/wp_security.conf. 2) Then include it in your NginX configuration file, with the line: include /absolute/path/to/wp_security.conf; and place it in the server context: server { #… cut … ## # include the Better WP Security configuration file ## include /absolute/path/to/wp_security.conf; location / { try_files $uri … Read more
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I would recommend starting with the Codex Nginx as mentioned by @Rarst. These two additional links may also provide more guidance on what you’re trying to accomplish. How-to: Nginx as a front-end proxy cache for WordPress Nginx Reverse Cache Proxy