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DownstreamCachePurgeLocationPrefix removes cache headers for .pagespeed. resources #652
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- Make kPreserveOnlyCacheControl do what it says on the tin - Serve pagespeed resources with the response headers computed by PSOL regardless of whether downstream caching is configured. Fixes #652
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- Make kPreserveOnlyCacheControl do what it says on the tin - Serve pagespeed resources with the response headers computed by PSOL regardless of whether downstream caching is configured. Fixes #652
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- Make kPreserveOnlyCacheControl do what it says on the tin - Serve pagespeed resources with the response headers computed by PSOL regardless of whether downstream caching is configured. Fixes #652
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As reported at ngx-pagespeed-discuss:
Adding this line to nginx.conf makes the cache headers disappear for .pagespeed. resources:
pagespeed DownstreamCachePurgeLocationPrefix http://localhost:80/;According to @anupamadutta:
"Regarding Expires header, I am wondering if https://github.com/pagespeed/ngx_pagespeed/pull/555/files could have anything to do with this. This was intended to be applied for HTML only, but I don't know if it happened to somehow get rid of Expires (and other headers) for other resources as well. Could you take a look?"
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