Peoblmi cf-cache-status: DYNAMIC

Performance
#1

Hi I hope all is well ^ _ ^

I use APO but unfortunately it doesn’t seem to work on my site it always appears ‘‘cf-cache-status: DYNAMIC’’

My website https://www.oudmalaki.com/

#2

I can not see any indications for APO running on your site.

I see other headers, that indicates you are not using APO:
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Please make sure APO is installed and running, then try again. These headers are missing:

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#3

Thank you very much for the reply it is active but I don’t understand why it doesn’t work

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#4

Now I can see the header. Wasn’t working before, is working now. But due to the “expires” header APO will not cache it and set it so DYNAMIC.

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As you see the expires header actually is even older then the last-modified header. This will make it expires before it is modified, so it would actually never be cached. Please check what caching Tools/Plugins you are using beside APO and try to disable them, then try again. Cloudflare does normally not set this expires header on its own.

#5

I have disabled Object Cache pro and WProcket but sadly the same problem.

#6

Well, I can not support your application, but somewhere in your setup or any plugin must be set a expires header that is somehow predated and makes the site not cachable.

You can find where it comes from or remove/unset it in your .htaccess like this:

<IfModule mod_headers.c>
    Header unset Expires
</IfModule>

or by setting it to “0”

<IfModule mod_headers.c>
    Header set Expires 0
</IfModule>

Hope that helps. Notice that removing this header could result in unexpected behaviour, just like having him :wink:

#7

Here I have change to 0 as you asked for ^ _ ^

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#8

That does not seems to do the trick, please try removing the header completely.

#9

Thank you so much for your time I spoke to my hosting ‘’ Clowdways ‘’ they told me that due to Cloudways Enterprise it is not possible to use APO. I find this answer strange ^ _ ^

#10

Ah well… there is also a Cloudflare way of removing headers if I am informed right:

https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/articles/206652947

This may helps getting rid of the header, even if Cloudways don’t want to :stuck_out_tongue:
Just create a Transform Rule (for Response Header) and configurate it like this:

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Report back when done. Let’s see if it does the trick with APO.