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Already answered..... I can't tell you what your issue is caused by. For testing and developing I have a PrestaShop installed with LScache plugin since 2 1/2 years, but without any problems with cache, crawler or whatever. As already suggested, open a support ticket.

...means customer doesn't need to create an account, but must enter all personal data again and again for each time a customer (guest) buys an item. robots.txt has nothing to do with caching This is only a cache-control setting for guests and should be used together with Guest Mode. If Guest...

taken from web admin description for keep alive settings

blank is blank is a white page without code and content. Purge your browser cache and remove all cookies from your browser and request your page.

Something is wrong with your server configuration. At first load I get a blank page. Page must be requested twice to complete request. Sorry, without access to your server I can't help. Open a support ticket to get more qualified support.

Would you provide us with a link to your page?

Cookie can have a wide range of affects and depends on application, cache plugin and its settings. To find what your issue is caused by, setup a sitemap file with 1 single URL. Purge the cache, request the URL with browser and run crawler. Check if cache header is miss or hit and and come back.

That what it is meant for. It accepts cookies set by the shop. Take also care with -m parameter, if you have have enabled mobile view in Presta settings. See documentation of crawler script.

LScache plugin for phpBB 3 (v3.3) will be available soon. - GUI controlled via standalone application - separate cache for not logged in users - separate cache for logged in users - auto purge - high speed warmup (> 10 times faster as LS crawler) - quick purge - exclude settings - TTL settings...

Did you use -C parameter?

This one works. RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !^443$ RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\. RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.domain.com/$1 [R=301,L]

<IfModule Litespeed> RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^\/file_1\.php [OR] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^\/file_2\.php RewriteRule .* - [E=noconntimeout:1] </IfModule> should work, but not tested.

For security reason, it's the better choice. You should limit no timeout to specific files/URLs.

You have some missunderstanding about Google Pagespeed. 1.) Pagespeed doesn't measure the page load time. 2.) Pagespeed measures the "display" time after all data has been loaded from the server. That means, you can have a high speed super fast server, but if you have too much images, too much...

Okay, maybe I missunderstand what the issue is. What do you think is wrong or doesn't work as you expect?

If you have enabled "Cache Mobile" disable it. This setting is for WP installation that have a device detection. WP in almost all cases don't have such detection, so disable this setting and it should work, but don't forget to purge cache.

I don't know this plugin, but it seems this plugin needs a punch hole (ESI) to work correct with LScache. For further support you should/must use the official platform for WP cache plugin support. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/...

This is only to demonstrate a "punch hole" that isn't cached. It doesn't matter if I use a random number or a shopping cart or whatever that may not be cached. The <div> container with random number isn't cached, everything around this container is cached. Check cache header to verify if it's...

You don't name it as impossible, but you bind supposedly missing information about ESI with "wizardry". It is not okay to accuse members of this forum not willing to share or to help, because you are disappointed about not getting what you want. This is unfair and wrong. Everybody in this forum...