Adding a “cache-friendly” setting for my website

  • Resolved john985

    (@john985)


    3 years, 6 months ago

    My hosting Dreamhost’s support notified me that an error 504 bad gateway occurs sometimes because of the plugin conflicting with the cache. They suggested to me “if there is a setting you can change or if they can push an update to make it cache-friendly by removing the <phpsession or cookie> on “every” page. Otherwise, perhaps they can provide a custom varnish rule also called a custom VCL that we can add to your server to make it work with our cache.”

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  • Plugin Author Support

    (@nikelschubert)

    Hi @john985,

    thanks a lot for the hint. I would be happy to implement a solution for your problem. unfortunately I am not sure what is exactly meant by “by removing the <phpsession or cookie> on “every” page.” Could you elaborate that further?

    Are you using the “use backend cookie” setting?

    Regards

    Plugin Author Support

    (@nikelschubert)

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