[Resolved] Litemage configuration on cPanel with https ?

[wanah]

Hello,
I've been following the instructions to enable lscache for all users (litemage and wordpress cache) and some things seem to be mising from your documentation for cPanel :

1) I create /usr/local/apache/conf/includes/lscache.conf containing :

<IfModule Litespeed>
CacheRoot /lscache/
</IfModule>

What user, group and chmod should /lscache that file have ?

We use cagefs like most hosts do (minimum requirement for shared hosting security in our oppinion), what do we need to add so /lscache/ is accessible ? Does it have to be accessible for users or just by lsadmin ?

2) I create /usr/local/apache/conf/userdata/lscache_vhosts.conf and /usr/local/apache/conf/userdata/ssl/lscache_vhosts.conf

That contains :

<IfModule Litespeed>
CacheRoot lscache
</IfModule>

and then run /scripts/ensure_vhost_includes --all-users

What happens when I add a new user ? Can I call it .lsccahe insead of lscache, if so do I have to put an antislash before the . to have :

<IfModule Litespeed>
CacheRoot \.lscache
</IfModule>

or can I use directly :

<IfModule Litespeed>
CacheRoot .lscache
</IfModule>

What happens when I or a reseller adds a new user ? Do we have to create a /root/cpanel3-skel/.lscache ?

 

[mistwang]

You can use

CacheRoot .lscache

it will create ".lscache" directory under each new account's home directory. no need to change cpanel3-skel, and it does not matter it is mounted inside user's cage or not, it is use by web server only. just give it a try see if it works properly or not.

 

[wanah]

Thanks, what about the global cache directory ? can it be in /dev/shm ? or should it be on disk ? Should the owner be lsws or lsadm ?

 

[mistwang]

global cache directory wont be used for vhosts with their own cache directory. you can use /dev/shm if you want, server reboot will clear it. server creates those directory automatically with correct ownership, no need to worry about that.

 

[Long]

Hi, wanah,

Based on cpanel documentation, /usr/local/apache/conf/userdata/lscache_vhosts.conf should cover both std and ssl cases.
https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/EA/Modify+Virtualhost+Containers+With+Include+Files

Do you have any issue if you just use one file ( without extra one in ssl subdir ) ?

 

[wanah]

Yes that worked, thanks

 

[Long]

Great. Thanks for the confirmation.