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   Matthias Pfefferle (pfefferle@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 19-Mar-2023 17:23:38 JST Matthias Pfefferle

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   • Tim Nolte
   • Ross McKay

   @webaware @tim the problem is, that the plugin does not query a lot with the accept header, but receives a lot of requests, so I think we have to request that for Mastodon and others?!?

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     Ross McKay (webaware@fosstodon.org)'s status on Sunday, 19-Mar-2023 17:23:40 JST Ross McKay

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     • Tim Nolte

     @tim

     Does OpenLiteSpeed honour the header "Vary: Accept"? From examples I've seen, it honours other Vary values. You should be able to get separate caches for each Accept value – not just text/html and application/activity+json but any others sent.

     Try setting that header in the plugin, clear the OpenLightSpeed cache, and test.

     header('Vary: Accept');

     @pfefferle do you plan to add that to the plugin? It should automatically fix nginx, and any other caches that support Vary headers.

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     Tim Nolte (tim@mastodon.timnolte.com)'s status on Sunday, 19-Mar-2023 17:23:44 JST Tim Nolte

     OK, so for people using the #ActivityPub #WordPress plugin from @pfefferle and are using caching that causes problems with return #JSON to web visitor, instead of #HTML, or HTML to ActivityPub requests instead of JSON, I think I have a working solution. I have just finally got around to testing my theory on my #OpenLiteSpeed server by leveraging a Rewrite Rule. I haven't fully confirmed if the requests are being cached.

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