Questions tagged [mod-pagespeed]

PageSpeed Module speeds up your site and reduces page load time. This open-source webserver module automatically applies web performance best practices to pages and associated assets (CSS, JavaScript, images) without requiring that you modify your existing content or workflow.

PageSpeed Module

PageSpeed speeds up your site and reduces page load time. This open-source webserver module automatically applies web performance best practices to pages and associated assets (CSS, JavaScript, images) without requiring that you modify your existing content or workflow.

Features

  1. Automatic website and asset optimization
  2. Latest web optimization techniques
  3. 40+ configurable optimization filters
  4. Free, open-source, and frequently updated
  5. Deployed by individual sites, hosting providers, CDNs

for more details https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/module

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Disable PageSpeed on htm/html files

I'm experiencing the issue described here. Some .htm/.html files show up as blank when pagespeed is enabled. Seems to be no solution right now other than disabling Pagespeed processing .htm/.html files which I'm fine with as a workaround as I only…
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ngx_pagespeed prioritize_critical_css still render-blocking

I'm using ngx_pagespeed to prioritize critcal css, to avoid render-blocking: pagespeed EnableFilters prioritize_critical_css; The CSS in the page gets rewritten. I see inlined CSS in the head and the end of the document has JavaScript to fetch the…
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cache-control when using mod_cache and mod_pagespeed

I'm using mod_pagespeed with mod_cache. When mod_pagespeed is off and mod_cache is off I see the following header: cache-control:public,max-age=7200,must-revalidate When mod_pagespeed is on and mod_cache is off, I see the following header on the…
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mod_pagespeed : install earlier version compatible with libc6 2.13 (Debian Wheezy)

Might be a stupid question, but how can I get an _amd64.deb package version of a mod_pagespeed release prior to the current stable/beta versions - i.e. release 1.11.33.0-beta - https://github.com/pagespeed/mod_pagespeed/tree/1.11.33.0 I need to…
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Compiling nginx with ngx_pagespeed

I have build nginx with ngx_pagespeed module. Do I still need to keep the original ngx_pagespeed directory? When I use the compiled binary across multiple servers with mod_pagespeed on, I am getting no response.
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Nginx Server stopped working after installing ngx-pagespeed mod

I had NGINX running fine on my local machine and tried to install the Google Page Speed module by first uninstalling nginx and following the re-installing from source as Google suggests. Now NGINX won't start, and I can't access any of the sites I…
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Mod-Pagespeed dropping headers

I'm using 1.6.29.7-3343 for css and images with Apache 2.2.15 (Unix) on RHEL 6. My pagespeed.conf config is here: https://gist.github.com/jhirbour/a66b0efe58c8d109b90e As part of our PCI our compliance company says we're supposed to add the…
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Can I use the Nginx PageSpeed module together with SSI?

Is it possible to use the Nginx PageSpeed module together with SSI? I can't get SSI up and running when PageSpeed is enabled. But as soon as I disable PageSpeed, SSI works again: location ~ .+\.html$ { pagespeed off; ssi on; }
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pagespeed cleanup performance issue

I configured pagespeed to cache js and css files to improve server performance. But sometimes server loads and performance lag is quite visible. So want to tune pagespeed. I increased pagespeed's ModPagespeedFileCacheSizeKb configuration from 100KB…
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mod_pagespeed not inserting image dimensions

I've added the following: ModPagespeed on ModPagespeedEnableFilters insert_image_dimensions However, my image still appears as follows: WordPress No…
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nginx reverse proxy, ssl offloading, caching and pagespeed all in one.

We currently host everything on windows IIS 7 servers. We just moved to Azure, and like many clouds hosting windows is more expensive than hosting linux. Azure has its own limitations for virtual machines (as compared to AWS) since you can really…
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ModPagespeed – Proxy Publisher Failure TIMEOUT

There's a certain website I visit repeatedly. Sometimes everything's okay, but from time to time I get the following error message while loading the page: Fetching of original content failed with the following error: Proxy Publisher Failure TIMEOUT.…
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apache2 coredump after enabling mod_pagespeed on centOS

I'm trying to get the following apache2.2 modules to work together mod_pagespeed, mod_spdy and WebSphere Webserver plugin on CentOS. Once mod_pagespeed changes the path of a file the browser can't resolve that file anymore. I have a coredump but I…
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mod_pagespeed forgets optimizations after a while

I've setup mod_pagespeed and it seems to work fine, but only when I reload a page. Minutes later the optimization is gone. Here's a static site where full optimization is only done when you reload the page: twitterbogen.dk On the first load the CSS…
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Can the apache2 module mod_pagespeed effectively replace an http proxy server like Varnish?

I'm testing mod_pagespeed on a varnished powered server and wondering a couple things: How can I test to see that they are playing nice with one another? Can mod_page speed effectively replace Varnish? Thanks for any insites.