Site performance, Server errors, outages and tunings

[Like Ra]

It turned out, that ModPagespeed decided to add a control character to the output, what screwed up JavaScript. I'm trying to fix it. Stay tuned...

[Like Ra]

Had to disable ModPagespeed. No idea what could go wrong with it. There we no changes or updates.

Meanwhile, Apache is updated (and it did not change anything).

[Like Ra]

Loos like this issue: https://github.com/apache/incubator-page...ssues/1362
But this setting: "ModPagespeedHttpCacheCompressionLevel 0" does not change anything...

[Like Ra]

Even disabling mod_deflate does not help.

[Like Ra]

OK, I'm giving up. mod-pagespeed is disabled, the cache is unmounted. Looks like everything is working.

OTOH, mod-pagespeed is dead. Since Google killed the project in 2015 and buried it under Apache incubator, there were no new releases. I'll definitely miss some excellent features, but, yeah... this is Google...

[Like Ra]

Whoa... I spent on it almost 6 hours ...

[Like Ra]

New kernel, new WordPress. The server is rebooted.

[MstrChain]

Getting this on every page and I have never used a mobile on this site. 

popup on right side says:  To view Ailexpress you might need to switch your mobile browser to the Desktop version

Using chrome on win 10.

[Like Ra]

popup on right side says:  To view Ailexpress you might need to switch your mobile browser to the Desktop version

Yes, this is a general reminder: if you click an Ali link on a mobile device, the Ali page might say: "Not allowed for your country". The only way to see suck Ali pages is to explicitly "tell" the browser to request the desktop version of the site. We had several discussions about this.

After reboot or cache clean-up, when no Ali links are loaded, this is the only message in the right-most column, what might look like an error or a leftover.

[MstrChain]

popup on right side says:  To view Ailexpress you might need to switch your mobile browser to the Desktop version

Yes, this is a general reminder: if you click an Ali link on a mobile device, the Ali page might say: "Not allowed for your country". The only way to see suck Ali pages is to explicitly "tell" the browser to request the desktop version of the site. We had several discussions about this.

After reboot or cache clean-up, when no Ali links are loaded, this is the only message in the right-most column, what might look like an error or a leftover.

Sorry, never seen other postings about this, I don't even own a cellphone so was surprized when it asked me to switch to a desktop browser when thats all I have ever used. The box is gone now.