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1. yes. That's where to define your cache policy. Here's an example for litespeed native configured vhost:
Cache Request with Query String:Yes
Cache Request with Cookie:Yes
Cache Response with Cookie:Yes
Ignore Request Cache-Control:Yes
Ignore Response Cache-Control:Yes
2. the user running litespeed process will create and fetch cache from cache directory -- for example "nobody". set the cache folder owner to nobody, and permission to 700, should be ok.
3.tested, the answer: "/" is covered. the condition is "index.php" is the vhost's index page. this also true: if you cache "^/$" only, and index.php is the index page, access / will result access to /index.php, then cache "/" covers /index.php
4.the original URL. Note: lsws only cache dynamic page(php etc). if product1.html is a pure static html, it won't be cached.
5.yes, it will.
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