Disable gzip for certain files (globally)?

[ch1v4s]

Originally Posted by ffeingol

We actually tracked the issue down to the way that Fantastico installs the db. There is an optino that gets set 'wrong'. Here is the fix:

- You'll need to go into the wp_options table
- search for a row where the option_name = 'can_compress_scripts'

The option_value for that row will be a 1 (one). You can either delete the row or just update it and set to to 0 (zero).

That should fix you up if it's a Fantastico install. We worked with Netenberg and now they don't even insert this row. The first time you log as admin it will properly set the value.

Checked, the value option is 0 (zero), cleared cache but no luck.

[mistwang]

If the file is compressed by PHP, you should disable compression on PHP side and let LSWS handle it.

[ffeingol]

The problem (for us at least) was that Fantastico was not letting WordPress actually run it's test, they were just building the database with the values from their server. I hope that makes sense.

[mistwang]

Please test it with our latest 4.0.5 release see if it still break.
If it does, we can work together to have it addressed.

[ch1v4s]

Solved it. It's not wordpress or litespeed, but it's my theme.

Thanks for all helps.

[IrPr]

There is something wrong with LSWS 4.0.7 and Wordpress

Today i upgraded all my servers to latest 4.0.7 version and suddenly all WP hosts admin ajax features had been broken

I found that on LSWS 4.0.7, load-scripts.php which loads all ajax needed JS scripts is not loaded completely, so no any ajax features are available
while when i switch back to 4.0.6 the load-script.php will response completely

When i tried to disable gzip using RewriteRule, it will fix
but i have to do that for every WP host manually

So i forced to switch back all my servers to 4.0.7

Whats wrong with 4.0.7 exactly?

[mistwang]

This bug has been fixed, please download and try 4.0.8.