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Google Chrome audit on caching


php apache http caching

3 hour expiry might not be enough "time" for the yslow/page speed stuff and they might complain about it. I have seen this with static content on my sites with 4 hour expiration & yslow (havent tried with google's stuff).

Most of those want versioned static content with LONG expire times (like 1 year); see here

php apache http caching

The problem is the "must-revalidate" part of your cache-control directive. Get rid of that, and you should be good to go.

php apache http caching

I just got a similar issue, I discovered the very same setup and code produces a chrome audit warning when trying on my test server at 127.0.0.1, but not on the real server with a real DNS name.

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