Litespeed cache + vB + vBSEO conflicts/issues ?

[mistwang]

Yes, that's correct.

[dihuta]

Hi eva2000,

Does it works now?
Thanks!

[Clockwork]

Originally Posted by mistwang

login/wait|admincp|(login|register|usercp|private|profil e|cron|image)\.php)

We have some custom scripts running, what folders & scripts should we add here?

[webizen]

Originally Posted by mistwang

login/wait|admincp|(login|register|usercp|private|profil e|cron|image)\.php)

These rewrite rules are in .htaccess at the top level vB directory.

[Clockwork]

I'm receiving an

[[HTAccess]] rewrite: unknown server variable while parsing: RewriteCond %{ORG_REQ_URL} !(login/wait|admincp|(login|register|usercp|private|profil e|cron|image)\.php))

with mistwang's htaccess

[webizen]

Try with "ORG_REQ_URI" instead. %

RewriteCond %{ORG_REQ_URI} !(login/wait|admincp|(login|register|usercp|private|profil e|cron|image)\.php))

[eva2000]

Originally Posted by dihuta

Hi eva2000,

Does it works now?
Thanks!

Haven't had the chance to test this yet (busy with clients), hopefully someone else can.

Looks like litespeed has 4.0.20 out with further improvements in cache function http://www.litespeedtech.com/support...ead.php?t=4741

[Clockwork]

RewriteCond %{ORG_REQ_URI} !(login/wait|admincp|(login|register|usercp|private|profil e|cron|image)\.php)

that works, however the caching itself doesn't work properly, only one file is created at /tmp/diskcache/a/6/1/a615e441 (shouldn't there be more files?) and the cache only sometimes gets hit and not for any page.

[webizen]

Cache file is corresponding to the URL requested. Do you mean you requested multiple URLs and only one cache file got generated? You should enable rewrite logging with loglevel set to 9 and see how the URLs are handled. You can also paste here with the request header and response header (e.g. captured by Firefox LiveHeader) to the URL in question.

[Clockwork]

Originally Posted by webizen

Do you mean you requested multiple URLs and only one cache file got generated?

yes

You should enable rewrite logging with loglevel set to 9 and see how the URLs are handled. You can also paste here with the request header and response header (e.g. captured by Firefox LiveHeader) to the URL in question.

I'll do.