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Sorry to disappoint you. That's the only way to make WP cache working properly. We do not see any simple solution that use either pure rewrite rule or Varnish VCL at server level can safely caching all different kind of WP installations. Something doom to fail, badly. As there are some many...

Are you using cPanel? or other control panel? For cPanel, cache plugin can be enabled server wide with a click of button, no need to go to individual site to install the cache plugin. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:cpanel:whm-plugin-lscwp-management If not...

Have you use any other cache plugin successfully with you built-in CSS compression? Is it done at per page level, create a dedicate compressed css file for each page? If it is a plugin compatibility issue, need our developer to take a look.

Sorry about that, our wiki need to be updated, the outdated guide should be removed to avoid the confusion. The rewrite rule used defeated the WP cache plugin, have every page blindly cached. It is not the cache plugin's fault. Normally, you do not need to manually add any rewrite rule with...

You are following out-dated guide. The rewrite rule you tried is not from our cache plugin solution. We do not recommend using it now. Can you pointing me where you get that? We need to take it down. You do not have the plugin installed yet. It is much smarter as it hooks into WP internal logic.

You should use our Wordpress cache plugin now, those pure rewrite rule based WP caching is outdated. https://wordpress.org/plugins/litespeed-cache/

no problem.

Implement our cache solution. :-)

I thought you are talking about Litespeed Web Server, as this the support forum for our product. If you want curl to use TLS 1.1 on FreeBSD, you may need to upgrade OpenSSL and curl packages, or compile from ports.

You just change LSWS configuration to enable TLS 1.1 under the "SSL" tab of a listener or a vhost.

We have one solution based on FastCGI. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:other-ext-apps:apache-mod-perl-equivalent

Thanks for those configurations, it looks indeed using mod_wsgi for python application. Our current support for mod_wsgi through Apache configuration is not enough, but it can be improved.

Can you show us the related Apache configuration? WSGIPath is a EB configuration, it should be converted to real Apache configuration, we need to know the real configuration used. You can PM me if you want. We may be able to make it work by simply reading Apache configuration.

Is it using Apache + mod_passenger to manage the python/django application? We do not have an installation script for EB yet. And it may require some manual configuration to make django application work.

What type of application you want to deploy through Elastic Beanstalk? Generally, you can replace Apache with LiteSpeed by configuring LiteSpeed to read Apache's configuration file.

I think it is harmless, we expect most people will use our wordpress cache plugin to speed up wordpress.

It could help a little bit.

the SHM memory are reused, try to keep the size to minimum. it wont return to system though, the file size is the peak usage. Yes, you can remove them, then restart LSWS, it will start from fresh.

check output ll /dev/shm/lsws/.quicshm*

I think CloudLinux can give you better answer to this question, as they are the owner of this feature, producing this log message.