Noticed the following in watchdog... any ideas? I have the "IP Address to send all self server requests to" set to -1 due to https
Type page not found
Date Thursday, April 2, 2015 - 00:02
User Anonymous
Location https://www.mysitecom/public_html/httprl_async_function_callback
Referrer
Message public_html/httprl_async_function_callback
Severity warning
Type page not found
Date Thursday, April 2, 2015 - 00:02
User Anonymous
Location https://www.mysite.com/myuser/public_html/httprl_async_function_callback
Referrer
Message myuser/public_html/httprl_async_function_callback
Severity warning
Comments
Comment #1
KJieDrupal commentedHaving the same issue.
Comment #2
jrbI was seeing the same thing after an update today. I was getting "page not found" errors for the entire directory tree to my Apache document root:
http://example.com/home/myuser/app/example.com/htdocs/httprl_async_funct...
http://example.com/myuser/app/example.com/htdocs/httprl_async_function_c...
http://example.com/app/example.com/htdocs/httprl_async_function_callback
http://example.com/example.com/htdocs/httprl_async_function_callback
http://example.com/htdocs/httprl_async_function_callback
In my case, I was also using the Boost module and was able to fix this issue by adding "httprl_async_function_callback" to the exclusions for Boost. On the Boost settings page here:
http://example.com/admin/config/system/boost
Under "BOOST CACHEABILITY SETTINGS" - "Cache specific pages", I have "All pages except those listed" selected with this in textarea:
httprl_async_function_callback
Comment #3
philsward commentedThanks for the info @jrb!
I haven't run into this again and with the updated status info that gives a much better idea of whether HTTPRL is working or not, it's easier to troubleshoot problems so I'm closing this issue out.