Plugin Author
Pascal
(@iqpascal)
Well thumb of rule is that anything that caches in some form interferes with the plugin as when a page is served from cache the plugin is not launched and thus cannot block.
A good caching solution does at least not cache the block page people get served, but some still do.
If you require both caching and Geo Blocking you must do that at the cache level. For instance varnish cache can do this but I believe it’s also included in a paid plan from Cloudflare.
Thank you for the reply message
I checked with my host server and they informed me that a specific set-cookies string? would solve the problem.
is it possible to share the set-cookies info to me?
The message below is the reply from my host server, please refer to it.
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–Dreamhost Server–
Do you mean to say that there is a way to prevent individual plugins from
interfering with each other? creates set-cookies, or is this a way to do
it on the Dreamhost side?
Yes, on DreamPress hosting we are able to create an exception on the
nginx cache settings, however you would need to contact the plugin
provider to obtain the specific set-cookies string. Once you have this
you can provide the string to our support team and we would be happy to
add the exclusion for you.
you can ask the developer for information regarding
set-cookie headers on their plugin. In case the plugin doesn’t have any
set cookie string it will most likely work correctly with the DreamPress
server-side caching.
