febryanvaldo

Well my friends... After 4.5 years, the issue still persists!

I'm using --wprocket along with Perfmatters with changing login URL to something else, so it's not the normal wp-admin login URL. After i hit LOGIN button, the 405 Not Allowed appeared.

It's not the same issue though. You're changing the login url which is non-standard WordPress behaviour.

There's 3 ways round it: 1. don't change the login url, 2. use the custom Rocket NGINX config as you said (takes 2 minutes to set up), or 3. don't use WP Rocket (Nginx FastCGI does the same thing natively, add a couple of extra plugins if you want things like minifiy or database optimization etc).

    If you try to POST to a static page, Nginx will return a 405. That's okay; it's expected.

    To solve the issue, you must ensure WP-Rocket does not create a static page for your custom login page. I don't know how you do it, but a configuration must be somewhere.

    So, it's not a WordOps problem (and not WP-Rocket, either, I guess). There's nothing for WO to solve.

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