
08-24-2011, 09:35 AM
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: New Jersey
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Unfortunately, you have to either enable cache globally then turn it off for some clients, or disable cache globally then turn it on for some clients.
However, for shared hosting, we recommend turning public cache off by default, enable private cache only, for each individual account, you can turn on public cache if need.
If enable public cache globally, need to use a safer cache policy by following response cache control header.
For Magento cache
http://www.litespeedtech.com/support...83&postcount=3
Cache can be enabled for Wordpress, it wont cause big trouble, just that WP native cache, like WP supercache, w3cache, etc., work better as stale pages can be purged quickly.
For admin page of Magento, Wordpress and Joomla, add those URLs to "No cache URL" at server level. should add whatever URL that is not cache friendly.
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