It seems you are visiting this file (plugins/webp-express/wod/webp-on-demand.php

  • Hi,

    I tried this plugin locally and all was well.

    I then tried it on a staging server and it wouldn’t work at all.

    The staging server in Nginx with an apache proxy, setup via Runcloud.

    I put in the nginx rules (I tried them all) and they kick in, but visiting an image URL just outputs the following:

    It seems you are visiting this file (plugins/webp-express/wod/webp-on-demand.php) directly. We do not allow this.

    What am I missing?

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  • Thread Starter Jake Whiteley

    (@twentyzerotwo)

    I can confirm the URL in the browser is correct and pointing to the image URL /wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Lewa-House-1-of-1-17-scaled-1600x1067.jpg.

    So something about my setup is setting $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] it would seem?

    Thread Starter Jake Whiteley

    (@twentyzerotwo)

    Because there is an apache proxy, $_SERVER["SERVER_SOFTWARE"] is set to "Apache/2.4.46 (Unix) OpenSSL/1.1.1".

    I mean, this is technically correct . The request is handled by nginx and then passed to apache as it ends up being a php file request instead of a static asset.

    I can bypass this by adding SetEnv WPENGINE_ACCOUNT true to my htaccess, but ideally there should be an admin setting – “This site uses an apache/nginx for PHP files” or similar.

    thoughts?

    I’ve just been going round and round in circles trying to get this to work. Thanks so much for writing down the solution.

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