Hi,

Thank you for this module.

I seem to have a problem with making it work - I've installed the module and tried running the cache warmer via drush and the request fails - the message I get is: {"timestamp":1429602485,"status":0,"time":20.000411}.

The site itself is cached via Authcache but currently I've tried running it for anonymous users. Any clue of how I can find out what's going wrong?

Thanks,
Dana

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firewaller commented

+1

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firewaller commented

When using authcache_debug, after I run the drush command I get in the authcache_debug dblog: "Excluded: No active cache backend."

Upon looking for the above error in authcache, I see that the reason there is no active cache backend is due to the module ignoring drush entirely:

/**
 * Initialize the cache backend module.
 */
function authcache_backend_init($module, $vary_header, $initial_key) {
  if (drupal_is_cli()) {
    return FALSE;
  }
  ...
}

However, upon commenting out the above line, I still get "status 0" for all my URLs, but no authcache_debug dblog message.

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firewaller commented

After debugging the module cURL with curl_error() I realized that it was because I was using a self-signed SSL certificate locally. This can be fixed by adding the following before any instance of curl_init():

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, FALSE);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, FALSE);
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firewaller commented

I was getting the authcache_debug message: "P13n: None of the enabled client modules is active on this request, markup substitution will not work.", turns out the module Force JS fixes that issue.

Either way, I'm getting "status 200" now.

I noticed, it may also help to have --uri=www.example.com (replace with your URL) in the drush command.