Gregory's ServerCloudflare should have caught that!
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 @dixf I'm sure that this is trivial, and it's already being dealt with by @molly0xfff 's more than capable hands. |
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@dixf I'm sure that this is trivial, and it's already being dealt with by @molly0xfff 's more than capable hands. |
@vruz @molly0xfff For that, cloudflare would need to be set up to cache pages. By default it's only CSS, js, images, things like that. Everything else passes through to the server.