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Hi, Problem: Opcache keeps restarting itself every 30 seconds or so. My configuration: Plesk 12.5 php 7.0.14 Apache / Fast CGI Default settings for opcache, except the memory moved to 128 MB. opcache.memory_consumption=128 There is NO memory wasted I never reach max memory. When opcache...

Hi, You are not addressing our problem: we simply cannot enable through plesk 1: serving of static files though nginx and 2: setting expiry header on the same files. regards

This seems to be the ONLY answer which solves my problem... provided I can get access to the file you mention. Has there been no progress on the plesk side since you wrote this 9 months ago?

Hi, Unfortunately no progress has been made on this matter and none of these answers is helping me. What I would like to do is simple: 1. serve static files thru nginx 2. set expiry header 3. set this all up through plesk. So far I can only have 2 out of 3 of these: - tick "serve static files...

Wow! Thank you so much for your great answer! It all makes sense now: this was really driving me nuts! But it also makes me sad as I really had high hopes from http2 and there is no way I will be able to migrate from Debian to Ubuntu 16.04. Thanks Peter!

Hi, Could you please be more precise? I tried Googl'ing following your "is_ssl" answer but I found very little of relevance. I don't understand how Wordpress would influence server file delivery protocol. I have the following in my wp-config file: if ( isset( $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO']...

Hi, Thanks. cdn1.fotoloco.fr is delivered through an external CDN (content delivery network). It has nothing to do with my server. Different company, different site, different protocol. Please only look at the files delivered by fotoloco.fr, which are all currently delivered though http 1. To...

Let me be more precise about my configuration: I have nginx set as a reverse proxy In Plesk's additional nginx directives I have: listen 443 ssl http2; and I have the first 2 boxes ticked: nginx manages static files / static files directly with nginx

Hi, Thanks for your answer, but you have missed my point. I wrote: I have enabled nginx and http2 on my server. When I go to: https://tools.keycdn.com/http2-test I see that http2 is enabled. So, yes: http2 is enabled on the server. But when I go to my site: https://fotoloco.fr The resources...

Thank you for your answer. Here is the output: ONNECTED(00000003) Protocols advertised by server: h2, http/1.1 140705924921000:error:140920E3:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_HELLO:parse tlsext:s3_clnt.c:1074: --- no peer certificate available --- No client certificate CA names sent --- SSL...

Hi, I cannot get http2 to work. I have enabled nginx and http2 on my server. When I go to: https://tools.keycdn.com/http2-test I see that http2 is enabled. My site is https with A+ rating. Then I try to activate http2 by adding, amongst other things to my nginx directives in plesk 12.5...

Well this KB works for me: you can EITHER have nginx serving the files OR setting an expire. What I would be interested is in doing BOTH at the same time which does not seem possible thru plesk.

This is still not fixed... As I wrote above if I have the file extension (ex: jpg) in the box "use nginx to serve file" then I cannot use the cache control in the extra nginx directives... Could I please hear from Plesk when they plan on fixing this?

Hi I want to enable browser caching for a single .JS file served thru port 3100. For all normal web files I use this in my Plesk Apache / nginx custom field: location ~* \.(js|css|png|jpg|jpeg|gif|ico)$ { expires 30d; add_header Cache-Control "public"; try_files $uri @fallback...

@trialotto Thanks for your detailed answer. I understand the concept that both together are better, but this whole thread points out that with plesk you have to select either one or the other. That said, I tried last night and I was able to have both a file extension set in the "serve static...

OK, so if I understand correctly I can either: - implement browser caching OR - use nginx to serve the file. But I cannot do both on a same file type, as to allow for browser caching I need to remove the file type from the box "serve static files with nginx". And if my understanding is right...