Lofesa commented on issue #1897: 4xx status code, preventing rewriting URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-pagespeed-mod/issues/1897#issuecomment-500205637 > Just a white page displaying "Internal Server Error" And no messages in the apache log? > > These directive cannot be used in .htaccess files or scopes. > > Then where am I supposed to put these directives for Apache? The documentation is so confusing > > Anyway, do I really need to do this if FetchHttps is enabled by default? Yes, you need it. You can put it in the "httpd.conf" (or "apache2.conf") file in a scope other than Directory , maybe in a vhost scope. In nginx you can put this in the http block or in the server block, but not in a location block. > > Can you try the LoadFromFile ? > > I tried but I failed :( > > Some of our images are generated dynamically so we can't load them from disk. example: > `RewriteRule ^image_mini/([^.]+)-00([0-9]+)\.jpg$ /image_mini_jpg.php?a=$2 [L,QSA,NC] ` > > > By default PageSpeed loads sub-resources via an HTTP fetch. It would be faster to load sub-resources directly from the filesystem, however this may not be safe to do because the sub-resources may be dynamically generated or the sub-resources may not be stored on the same server. But images are loaded from the same server? If yes, you can try some like that: pagespeed LoadFromFile "https://$host/"; "$document_root/"; pagespeed LoadFromFileRuleMatch disallow .*; (This diables load any file) pagespeed LoadFromFileRuleMatch allow \.(js|css|jpg|jpeg|png|pdf|gif)(\?.*)?$ps_dollar; (1) (And this enable load files with these extensions) (1).- Because Nginx uses the $-sign to indicate script variables, when you turn on ProcessScriptVariables you need to make a small change to any script-supporting commands that are using $. P.S: You are talking about puting directives in .httacces and this file is related to Apache server, but i see in the headers the server is nginx. Maybe you are using a nginx as a proxy cache? If not then the .httaccess does nothing in a nginx server.
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