disable mod_pagespeed for one specific domain on a cpanel vps

[Anthony Exeter]

Hello,

I have just started using mod_pagespeed on two cpanel vps's.

I must say that it is really a great product.

I do have an issue with one domain though with pagespeed turned on (it is  zen cart site 1.51)

I have turned pagespeed off for now, which has fixed the issue with the one domain.

I am just wondering if I can turn pagespeed back on, and just turn it off / disable for the one domain?

Thank you for your time.

Kind regards,

Anthony

[Joshua Marantz]

Sure.  Just put 'ModPagespeed off' in the VirtualHost configurationt for the domain you want to disable.

-Josh

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[Matt Atterbury]

Hi,

You can reenable mod_pagespeed then edit the VirtualHost entry for the problematic domain and add this line:

  ModPagespeed off

Also, if you describe what problems you're having with that domain we're happy to try to work out a solution.

cheers, m.

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[Brijendra Sial]

Cpanel will always flush the entries added in httpd.conf file. So, you need to add ModPagespeed off in .htaccess file of the domain to make it to work.

[Anthony Exeter]

Hi guys,

Thank you for the replies.

Can I therefore just add ModPagespeed off to the .htacess file in the public_html folder of the affected domain, and this will turn off mod_pagespeed for the whole domain (ie. including all folders within the public_html folder).

Or do I have to add ModPagespeed off to each .htaccess file in all the folders within the public_html folder for that domain?

Thanks for any help.

Kind regards,
Anthony

[Joshua Marantz]

Just apply it at the top level directory for the domain.  You don't need to turn it off in each subdirectory.

-Josh

Kind regards,
Anthony

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