Hello,
I am having a very strange problem with vbulletin.
My web server is running with apache2 as backend and nginx as frontend working as a reverse proxy.
When I setted all up, everything was working fine, but then I discovered that some threads were not working because an encoding problem.
I fixed that disabling mod_deflate in apache2.
Now I can see those threads, but a new problem appeared.
At every page of the forum, at the very beginning of the html code appears a random text like this ones: 7db07, 221ac
It changes every time the page is reloaded.
If I disable the proxy and run apache2 directly that random text dissapears, when I re-enable nginx it comes back.
It also happens if I am without nginx but using a proxy to connect to internet.
Then I suppose it's a problem with vbulletin when it handles a proxy.
This ONLY happens with vbulletin, the other sites I host at that server don't have that problem.
Any ideas?
I am having a very strange problem with vbulletin.
My web server is running with apache2 as backend and nginx as frontend working as a reverse proxy.
When I setted all up, everything was working fine, but then I discovered that some threads were not working because an encoding problem.
I fixed that disabling mod_deflate in apache2.
Now I can see those threads, but a new problem appeared.
At every page of the forum, at the very beginning of the html code appears a random text like this ones: 7db07, 221ac
It changes every time the page is reloaded.
If I disable the proxy and run apache2 directly that random text dissapears, when I re-enable nginx it comes back.
It also happens if I am without nginx but using a proxy to connect to internet.
Then I suppose it's a problem with vbulletin when it handles a proxy.
This ONLY happens with vbulletin, the other sites I host at that server don't have that problem.
Any ideas?
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