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Since LiteSpeed treats this forum like an annoying foreign body and you don't get an answer, I'll be kind enough to refer you to this thread. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

This forum is for LiteSpeed Enterprise (LSWS). For OLS please use OLS support forum. https://forum.openlitespeed.org/

In order to run PHP, you need PHP. However, if PHP has not been set up, it is logical that PHP cannot be run. That's why you should have thought about this logic in advance if you don't want to use a control panel.

Test it, I don't have information if this code works with OLS, so better ask OLS support. This forum is only for LSWS.

Try this: <Files "update"> ForceType application/x-httpd-php </Files>

You have to check the accessibility of your origin server. To do this, you need to bypass CloudFlare or any other CDN and request the origin server directly. Add this entry to the Windows hosts file: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts IP-address-of-origin-server www.example.com...

You should contact LiteSpeed support directly by email at support@litespeedtech.com, because LiteSpeed doesn't take care much about reported issues in this forum.

You should contact LiteSpeed support directly by email at support@litespeedtech.com, because LiteSpeed doesn't take care much about reported issues in this forum.

Same cache copy expects the same URL, otherwise a new cache copy is generated. That's how a page cache works.

LScache is a page cache. That means that a copy of each URL/HTML output is created for the cache. If a URL has a GET parameter like https://example.com/index.php?lmid=whatever then this is a different URL as without GET parameter and a seperate cache copy is created. If you set a cache key for...

Disable AMP because you don't have any advantage if LScache is used.

Check the root .htaccess if there is a lmid entry ### marker DROPQS start ### CacheKeyModify -qs:lmid .... ### marker DROPQS end ### If there is such entry you may misunderstand this function.

If troubleshooting doesn't solve your problem, then the prospects for a solution are bad, very bad. The cache plugin for PrestaShop only supports the default template and excludes 3rd plugins from support. In addition, LiteSpeed's cache plugin for PS is not supported with the appropriate care...

CloudFlare is unsuitable for identifying bots and does not provide the necessary tools for this. I can bypass CF's WAF with minimal effort. What is the issue?

Unless you are able to distinguish a natural user from a machine-driven user, your statements regarding bots are unfortunately not reliable. FYI: In order to identify a bot or a machine-driven user, it takes more than just identifying the user agent. This means you miss 2/3 of all requests that...

Did you follow the troubleshooting guide? https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscps/troubleshoot/

LSPHP is PHP and not the webserver. Not every LiteSpeed product that has a LS prefix is 1 common LiteSpeed function. Why do you always search for the cause in settings? You must identify the CMS based process that causes errors, so keep the settings unchanged and search for true cause. Once...

I also use CF WAF, but I would need a little more information if you want me to give you suggestions for improvements. You should be aware that there is indeed such a thing as a “bot rush”. This phenomenon mainly occurs with new hosts or newly registered domains. I have been observing this...