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[Viorel-Cosmin Miron]

Hi,

After deploying pagespeed on my server, tested several configs and options, yet lately these info messages are filling the console, was wondering if anyone knows how to handle these:

Attached the console messages in a gist.

https://gist.github.com/uhlhosting/c6bf91d643b8fc0d86f6459eddb80e4c

Running on CentOS 8, with nginx 1.19.4.

```

Version: 14: on

Filters

ah Add Head

cw Collapse Whitespace

cc Combine Css

jc Combine Javascript

gp Convert Gif to Png

jp Convert Jpeg to Progressive

jw Convert Jpeg To Webp

mc Convert Meta Tagsa

pj Convert Png to Jpeg

ws When converting images to WebP, prefer lossless conversions

ec Cache Extend Css

ei Cache Extend Images

es Cache Extend Scripts

fc Fallback Rewrite Css 

if Flatten CSS Imports

hw Flushes html

ci Inline Css

ii Inline Images

il Inline @import to Link

ji Inline Javascript

js Jpeg Subsampling

rj Recompress Jpeg

rp Recompress Png

rw Recompress Webp

rc Remove Comments

ri Resize Images

cf Rewrite Css

jm Rewrite External Javascript

jj Rewrite Inline Javascript

cu Rewrite Style Attributes With Url

cp Strip Image Color Profiles

md Strip Image Meta Data

Options

  AdminPath (nap)                              /pagespeed_admin

  AvoidRenamingIntrospectiveJavascript (aris)  True

  BeaconUrl (bu)                               /ngx_pagespeed_beacon

  ConsolePath (ncp)                            /pagespeed_console

  CriticalImagesBeaconEnabled (cibe)           True

  EnableCachePurge (euci)                      True

  EnableRewriting (e)                          1

  FetchHttps (fhs)                             enable

  FileCacheCleanIntervalMs (afcci)             3600000

  FileCacheInodeLimit (afcl)                   500000

  FileCachePath (afcp)                         /mnt/ram/pagespeed

  FileCacheSizeKb (afc)                        102400

  GlobalAdminPath (ngap)                       /pagespeed_global_admin

  GlobalStatisticsPath (ngsp)                  /ngx_pagespeed_global_statistics

  HttpCacheCompressionLevel (hccl)             0

  ImageMaxRewritesAtOnce (im)                  3

  LogDir (ald)                                 /var/log/pagespeed

  LowercaseHtmlNames (lh)                      True

  MaxSegmentLength (uss)                       250

  MemcachedServers (ams)                       127.0.0.1:11211

  MemcachedTimeoutUs (amo)                     1000000

  MessagesPath (nmp)                           /ngx_pagespeed_message

  PreserveUrlRelativity (pur)                  True

  PrivateNotVaryForIE (pnvie)                  False

  RespectXForwardedProto (rxfp)                True

  RewriteLevel (l)                             Core Filters

  RewriteRandomDropPercentage (rrdp)           1

  Statistics (ase)                             True

  StatisticsLogging (asle)                     True

  StatisticsPath (nsp)                         /ngx_pagespeed_statistics

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  http://uhl.site/ Auth RewriteDomain:http://www.uhl.site/

  http://www.uhl.site/ Auth

  https://uhl.site/ Auth OriginDomain:http://uhl.site/

Invalidation Timestamp: (none)

```

[Joshua Marantz]

When you say they are "filling the console", you mean the 'messages' panel in /pagespeed_admin, right? E.g. https://www.modpagespeed.com/pagespeed_admin/message_history

That's working as intended. Those are 'info' messages and unless you have "loglevel info" or the equivalent. for nginx, they will not go into the log on your file system. However, the info messages are occasionally useful, and so PageSpeed keeps a circular buffer for keeping recent info messages in memory so you can see in detail what the server is doing.

If you want to reduce the cost of this circular buffer, you can reduce its size (https://www.modpagespeed.com/doc/admin#message-buffer-size)

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