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A 502 error indicates that you are using a proxy. Can you confirm it? ********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Join https://www.cachecrawler.com - Lightning...

Please give us feedback if cPanel has solved the problem. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

As said, if cPanel is used with LSWS, then cPanel controls error logging, so it seems to be better to ask cPanel support. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

If you use LSWS with cPanel, then cPanel controls where the error.log is stored, but you have to enable error logging. If it isn't enabled no errors are logged. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With...

For access_log yes. error_log location depends on configuration in LSWS WebAdmin. Check this in cPanel. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

@serge_web54 You should follow my recommendation as well.

@Marc D You should publish your post at LiteSpeed Slack, because this forum isn't frequently visited by the developer who is responsible for LiteSpeed cache plugin for Joomla. https://www.litespeedtech.com/slack

If the function for counting hits no longer works, then it is not a bug, but the consequence of a page cache. A cached URL is just a static HTML page in which you can no longer run PHP. This means that user requests can only be counted as long as a URL has not yet been cached. Although LScache...

https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/devguide/controls/#x-litespeed-purge

Could you please specify what is going wrong? ********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Join https://www.cachecrawler.com - Lightning fast Cache Warmup...

This a is very general information, but it cannot be used universally because this information depends very much on which CMS you use. It is therefore not recommended to use your tips. This is not a must and it is better to control cache location in LiteSpeed WebAdmin. @AndreyPopov Please...

Get in touch if you need help. If someone doesn't know LiteSpeed and LScache, you'll pay a lot of money to learn LiteSpeed...

I recommend you use a CMS for which there is an LScache plugin. If switching to another CMS is not an option for you, then you need a LiteSpeed expert to configure LScache for you using .htaccess...

There is no LScache plugin for MODX (yet). You don't necessarily need an LScache plugin because you can also configure LScache via .htaccess, but if you have little to no knowledge of it, then it's simply impossible to instruct you to use LScache together with MODX...

For the next steps and first of all please tell me which CMS do you use? ********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Join https://www.cachecrawler.com -...

Remove it. It is better to configure such settings per domain and not server wide. Come back if done. I will teach you to configure the right settings for cache and everything else...

Where did you add this configuration in WHM? WHM is a server control panel for server wide configuration, so if you want to configure the configuration of a domain use root .htaccess in document_root...

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

If you have LSWS and WHM/cPanel nothing has to be done. cPanel provides access_log and error_log for each user/account. If it is different with your installation please contact cPanel support. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress...

In order to be able to use the AWR plugin to generate avif images and use it for the LiteSpeed LScache plugin for WordPress, so that you can carry out the image conversion on your own server, slightly higher system requirements are required. Although these requirements are usually standard on...