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It is different!

Maybe this is the reason. If you work directly on linux, files like Javascript or CSS have a different encoding as on Windows.

No, but how do you or did you transfer the files to your server?

Is it possible that you use a wrong transfer method for FTP Upload?

There must be another reason why your CSS and Javascript files seems not to be uncompressed. LiteSpeed doesn't use any compression for content-encoding that isn't unsupported by any browser. What happens if you open the transferred files? Are they readable?

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Try to get help at LiteSpeed Slack: https://www.litespeedtech.com/slack. Only rarely does a support employee stray into this forum.

Okay, if you have LSWS, open a support ticket and complain about this issue.

You can't compare any other module with LiteSpeed cache module. This module is only a control panel to tell the web server (the web server caches, but not the module) what he has to do. Anyway, you are basically right. It is up to LiteSpeed to fix an issue, but LiteSpeed can't consider every 3rd...

It means what it means. If neither PrestaShop nor Cache Plugin is updated for a long time and nobody is willing to update, then you can't expect that the issue will resolve itself. Sorry, but this is sadly reality. I can't speak for LiteSpeed, but I think an update will be released first if...

Check this: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/is-cloudflare-plugin-no-longer-compatible-with-litespeed-cache-plugin/

@elektronen PrestaShop and cache plugin for PrestaShop have been updated more than 1 year ago. What do you expect?

It is not only about Cloudflare. LiteSpeed has added a new feature in the current release that checks installed plugins for conflicts with other plugins based on reported issues. In my opinion, this new feature is not about patronizing users or displacing other plugin manufacturers, but about...

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If you have no other application with LScache running you can purge the entire cache with a blank PHP file. Place this file with a filename of your choice whereever you want and add code below into this file. <?php header("X-LiteSpeed-Purge:*"); Execute this file in your browser and the...