Question about a problem with a .JS file

[marcelomt]

Hello friends!

Please clarify a doubt for me!

Is there something like a cache in hestiacp that prevents the immediate execution of the .js file after upload?

I had the same problem with PHP, so I disabled opcache.enable, which solved my problem with PHP, but with .js javascript files, the same thing happens. After uploading, if I load the page immediately, every now and then I get the following error (failure) net::ERR_HTTP2_PROTOCOL_ERROR 200 (OK)

But it’s not an error in the code. After waiting a few seconds or minutes, just refresh the page and it loads normally.

Does anyone know anything like this?

[xpresas]

Ive actually encountered the same problem.
Any js or css file edited and uploaded usually doesnt load properly for a minute or so. Im wondering where the problem might be.

[Fero]

I also encounter the exact same problem.
If a staff member could help us, I’d be very gratful!

[sahsanu]

Check this post:

.css if edited shows old version even if deleted and reuploaded with the same name categorized

You should create a new template for your domain, modify a location block and assign that template to your site. The templates for Nginx standalone are located here /usr/local/hestia/data/templates/web/nginx/php-fpm/. If you are using Nginx+Apache, the templates for Nginx are here /usr/local/hestia/data/templates/web/nginx/ Note: In this example I’m using the Nginx standalone. /usr/local/hestia/data/templates/web/nginx/php-fpm/default.tpl has this section: location / { locati…

[Fero]

Thanks for the reply.
Would that affect any updates? (When updating configuration files, would editing these files manually affect anything?)

[sahsanu]

If you create a new template with a new name, it won’t be overwritten in the next update. But remember that you should assign that new template to your web domain.