Google Search Console Team - mod_pagespeed version

[kin.li...@gmail.com]

Hi,

Does anyone know why Google Search Console Team might be reporting a website to be using a different mod_pagespeed version than what I'm seeing when I visit the same page?

I got the below notification, but when I go to the actual page, I can see in the header (using curl and web browser) that the site is using mod_pagespeed version 1.6. I've also checked the webservers to make sure that the right version of mod_pagespeed package is installed and only version 1.6 is installed.

"Google has detected that your site is currently running mod_pagespeed 1.2.24.1, an older version of mod_pagespeed."

Has anyone gotten this or know why it is reporting a different version than what I'm seeing and have installed? Is Google reporting this from their cache??

Thanks.

[Joshua Marantz]

Good question.  However, I'm glad it brought that up, because there have been several important security patches and bug fixes since 1.6 and it would be much better for you to get on the latest stable branch, which is 1.9.

Is there any particular reason why you are still on 1.6?

-Josh

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[kin.li...@gmail.com]

We haven't tested 1.9 yet, but just wondering why Google Search Console is reporting that a different version is being detected than what is actually being served and if anyone else has experienced this? I went to the url it reported and verified that it was using 1.6 not 1.2.

On Friday, March 11, 2016 at 2:21:06 PM UTC-8, jmarantz wrote:

Good question.  However, I'm glad it brought that up, because there have been several important security patches and bug fixes since 1.6 and it would be much better for you to get on the latest stable branch, which is 1.9.

Is there any particular reason why you are still on 1.6?

-Josh

On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 5:10 PM, <kin.li...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

Does anyone know why Google Search Console Team might be reporting a website to be using a different mod_pagespeed version than what I'm seeing when I visit the same page?

I got the below notification, but when I go to the actual page, I can see in the header (using curl and web browser) that the site is using mod_pagespeed version 1.6. I've also checked the webservers to make sure that the right version of mod_pagespeed package is installed and only version 1.6 is installed.

"Google has detected that your site is currently running mod_pagespeed 1.2.24.1, an older version of mod_pagespeed."

Has anyone gotten this or know why it is reporting a different version than what I'm seeing and have installed? Is Google reporting this from their cache??

Thanks.

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[Joshua Marantz]

I am curious about this myself and I will check with the webmaster console team.

However you really should consider upgrading soon.  When you say you haven't tested 1.9 yet, I'm curious: what kind of testing did you do for 1.6?  Was automated or very manual?  Or are you talking about canarying live traffic?

-Josh

On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 5:57 PM, <kin.li...@gmail.com> wrote:

We haven't tested 1.9 yet, but just wondering why Google Search Console is reporting that a different version is being detected than what is actually being served and if anyone else has experienced this? I went to the url it reported and verified that it was using 1.6 not 1.2.

On Friday, March 11, 2016 at 2:21:06 PM UTC-8, jmarantz wrote:

Good question.  However, I'm glad it brought that up, because there have been several important security patches and bug fixes since 1.6 and it would be much better for you to get on the latest stable branch, which is 1.9.

Is there any particular reason why you are still on 1.6?

-Josh

On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 5:10 PM, <kin.li...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

Does anyone know why Google Search Console Team might be reporting a website to be using a different mod_pagespeed version than what I'm seeing when I visit the same page?

I got the below notification, but when I go to the actual page, I can see in the header (using curl and web browser) that the site is using mod_pagespeed version 1.6. I've also checked the webservers to make sure that the right version of mod_pagespeed package is installed and only version 1.6 is installed.

"Google has detected that your site is currently running mod_pagespeed 1.2.24.1, an older version of mod_pagespeed."

Has anyone gotten this or know why it is reporting a different version than what I'm seeing and have installed? Is Google reporting this from their cache??

Thanks.

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[John Doe]

We test our deployments so we usually go through a standard environment promotion from dev -> qa -> stag -> prod. We have found some issues with blank pages when using memcache with mod_pagespeed 1.9 so we haven't rolled out an upgrade yet. The strange thing is that we haven't been running mod_pagespeed 1.2.24.1 for over a year, and we also had another alert claiming "Google has detected that your site is currently running mod_pagespeed 1.5.27.1 - 1.5.27.3, an older version of mod_pagespeed." for one of our other sites hosted on the same webservers on the same Apache config using mod_pagespeed 1.6.

On Friday, March 11, 2016 at 3:57:23 PM UTC-8, jmarantz wrote:

I am curious about this myself and I will check with the webmaster console team.

However you really should consider upgrading soon.  When you say you haven't tested 1.9 yet, I'm curious: what kind of testing did you do for 1.6?  Was automated or very manual?  Or are you talking about canarying live traffic?

-Josh

On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 5:57 PM, <kin.li...@gmail.com> wrote:

We haven't tested 1.9 yet, but just wondering why Google Search Console is reporting that a different version is being detected than what is actually being served and if anyone else has experienced this? I went to the url it reported and verified that it was using 1.6 not 1.2.

On Friday, March 11, 2016 at 2:21:06 PM UTC-8, jmarantz wrote:

Good question.  However, I'm glad it brought that up, because there have been several important security patches and bug fixes since 1.6 and it would be much better for you to get on the latest stable branch, which is 1.9.

Is there any particular reason why you are still on 1.6?

-Josh

On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 5:10 PM, <kin.li...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

Does anyone know why Google Search Console Team might be reporting a website to be using a different mod_pagespeed version than what I'm seeing when I visit the same page?

I got the below notification, but when I go to the actual page, I can see in the header (using curl and web browser) that the site is using mod_pagespeed version 1.6. I've also checked the webservers to make sure that the right version of mod_pagespeed package is installed and only version 1.6 is installed.

"Google has detected that your site is currently running mod_pagespeed 1.2.24.1, an older version of mod_pagespeed."

Has anyone gotten this or know why it is reporting a different version than what I'm seeing and have installed? Is Google reporting this from their cache??

Thanks.

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