Yes, but the result is not a one-line script. As recommended before, use CloudFlare WAF. CF offers a rate limiting function and has better functions as modSecurity and causes no load on your server. Best solution for Shared Hosting.
For LsRecaptcha directive you need to have access to virtual host include configuration as this directive cannot be used in .htaccess, so you better should use CloudFlare WAF if you don't have full access to your server. But I think you don't need this directive. Just try to identify the host...
Check the .htaccess file in the root directory / of the domain to see if this entry is there?
Options +Indexes
If this entry exists change it or add this code:
Options -Indexes
No, if you only want to set directory listing in a specific category, you must create a .htaccess file in this directory and add the code from my previous post in this .htaccess file.
The cache plugin only checks if server variable is set, but expects that
CacheLookup on
exists in .htaccess, so check the root .htacces file if this entry exists.
@CarsonGriffin
/usr/src/litespeed-wp-plugin folder doesn't refer to the LiteSpeed cache plugin for WordPress. It's a system directory that seems to be used for cPanel/WHM control panel, meaning such error is related to the cPanel/WHM plugin, but not to the cache plugin itself. Therefore you...
Support at WordPress forum for the cache plugin asked you to raise a ticket at support@litespeedtech.com, but not to open a support thread in this forum, so please follow this advicement.
Documentation is your friend:
https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/pageopt/#tuning-tab
If you have further questions, please read this before you ask:
https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/
If the crawler requests a URL the server returns the current cache status when a url is requested. This is always "miss" or "blue" if a URL isn't cached yet. Run the crawler again and the status is hit or green.