• Resolved smgdarien

    (@smgdarien)


    Getting timeout issues with varnish trying on https, failing and retrying on http (which works)

    How can I set the default port to http so the delay isn’t caused waiting for the https timeout

    Local host/default varnish port is being used

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  • Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi,
    Thank would be your Varnish setup. You can set it up on HTTP but the site should be on HTTPS. This has nothing to do with this plugin. Beside when using CDN level page cache, Varnish is really overkill and you don’t need it.

    Thread Starter smgdarien

    (@smgdarien)

    It’s a nice fallback cache

    When using another varnish plugin (proxy cache) it works like a charm. So I just assumed it was this plugin having issues as the debug log shows only Super Cache trying to purge via HTTPS, failing and retrying on HTTP, and working. It essentially is just causing a lag when waiting for the HTTPS timeout

    Again works totally fine when configured in a another plugin using the same settings on HTTP

    I’ll stick with proxy cache for now, but if a workaround is found in your plugin not to cause the long delay when waiting for the varnish timeout to retry using HTTP let me know

    Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    That’s great ??

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