I think on your article, it says to check /mnt/var/www/html. I checked that earlier and it's coming up as empty on mine running docker. 

unfortunately, the rewrite rules has been in such a way to match an existing site. RewriteRule ^/staff/([0-9]+)/address/([0-9]+)$ /content/myapp/sg/en/staff/address.html?id=$1&addressid=$2 [PT,L,QSA]

is there a way to know if the page is already in the dispatcher or had to be fetched from the publisher? In managed services, it's easy to check this (as I mentioned above) since clients can login to the dispatcher. Thanks again.

can you please make the screenshot bigger? I cannot read it. Thanks!

I saw that and the folder contains no files# pwd /home/myuser/Documents/aem-sdk-2025.1.19149.20250116T154450Z-241100/dispatcher-sdk-2.0.235 # find cache -type f | wc -l 0

Apologies. I should have mentioned that I'm on AEMaaCS. Reading the linked Adobe page, revision cleanup only applies to 6.5? In any case...- no other port uses 4503- When I tried to tail error.log, stderr.log and stdout.log, I do not see errors.

the weird thing is that when the code is deployed to an AEMaaCS publisher, I do not need to attach CSRF token. BUT I need it for local development.

thank you.

question please. do you know if option1 persist across multiple publishers where sticky sessions is not set/disabled?

thank you for mentioning "?:" I'm not familiar with it.