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please try "server push" -- https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:config:server_push

this issue is not easy as I though initially. 1. yes, it's not working under litespeed. 2. then I read apache document, can't get a clear answer yet. 3. did tests, not working under apache too. 4. google the net, finally found this one with clear answer...

2-CPU and above has lscache built-in. for 1-CPU, you can add a lscache option. you can find the price difference at https://store.litespeedtech.com/store/cart.php

the config file for admin console: /usr/local/lsws/admin/conf/admin_config.xml

how about #ss -ntlp | grep 7080 #netstat -ntlp|grep litespeed

lsws 5.2.3 build 3 is just out. have fixed a SSI related issue. please ask your host to update to latest 5.2.3 build 3. the command is : /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 5.2.3

how about try to "server push" first 1 ~ 5 css files ? or only 1st css file. it looks they are always bundle together, so try to break them, to see if any difference ?

how about exchange the order of the 2 redirect, will it work as expected ? just to collect more info

I think maybe due to http/2 multiplex looking at "Time" and "Waterfall", there are 10 files(2nd ~ 11th file), all takes about 927~932 ms, start and ending download at almost same time. so we can regard this 10 files as 1 single file, in this case, it's slow. sometimes maybe 2nd ~ 6th files are...

please log a ticket and tell your serial no there.

how about run command line: #service lsws start ?

yes, looks still not working hoow about move above rules on top of .htaccess ?

ran above command during you access the web admin otherwise, admin_php5 process will be killed if idle for some time.

please also ckeck if

since litespeed is compatible with apache, so if you have some knowledge of apache, then you've known 80~90% of litespeed I think. litemage is one of special parts of litespeed.

update: tested latest lsws 5.2.2 build 5: lsws does read and parse apache's httpd.conf regarding SSLProtocol -All +TLSv1.1 +TLSv1.2 +TLSv1.3 1) it's true : TLSv1.2 and TLSv1.3 is not recognized and completely ignored. but for TLSv1.3, apache mod_ssl not support it yet. 2) but litespeed...

can you point out where messed up ? it looks fine when I visit it just now.

it means apache doesn't recognize tls1.3 --- this will not be a problem when switching to litespeed you can remove tls1.3 to bypass this error temporarily under apache, see if there is other error messages and try to fix them. if all are ok then switch to litespeed, see if all ok; then add...

that's apache directives, should apply for Plesk and cPanel. how about switch to apache ?

you can install pre-build lsphp packages now, no need build yourself in most cases. please refer https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:php:apt