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As long as you can't or don't want to understand the connections, it makes little sense to make yourself understand. I tried to explain to you that the web server is not the cause of your problems, but you still insist that you can get your shop up and running with 3 settings on the web server...

We don't offer LiteSpeed support as a service, but LiteSpeed does it. https://store.litespeedtech.com/store/index.php?rp=/store/supportservice

@Empire I'm trying to help you, but this help requires your cooperation. This cooperation requires at least that you understand that a performance problem cannot be solved by changing 3 settings on the web server. Especially not because the web server is only the data provider and can only be...

As far as I know cache plugin for PrestaShop doesn't support or has no functions for geolocation support. Depending on how your geolocation function works in your shop, manual additions in the sense of cache varies must be made in the .htaccess.

You pay for LiteSpeed web server, but the support for the cache plugin is offered at WordPress. In this forum you won't get support for this plugin. This is especially true when it comes to the cache plugin and CloudFlare. Your performance problem is not due to the web server malfunctioning...

Please use cache plugin support forum at WordPress. This forum doesn't support WP cache plugin any longer. There you will get qualified support for the cache plugin. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

For OLS please use OLS support form. This forum is for LiteSpeed Enterprise. https://forum.openlitespeed.org/

@Empire If you use cache plugin for WordPress and also CF cache then this doesn't work because CF doesn't support a lot of optimization functions of the cache plugin.

You can use CloudFlare CDN with cache plugin, but you can't use cache function of CF und Cache Plugin. That causes conflicts and CF always sends outddated content because CF doesn't check LiteSpeed's cache header, so don't use CF plugin!!!!

There is now an alternative to LiteMage: LiteCache. LiteSpeed LScache based, does the same thing as LiteMage, but better and, above all, cheaper. https://www.cachecrawler.com/Download/LiteCache-for-Magento-2::118.html

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Is this folder part of Joomla?

If you use <picture> element there is no need for extra cache copy, because the browser itself decides which image format he supports. An extra cache copy is therefore obsolete and you don't need to add aditional cache vary for this.

btw. Does Journal provide different code depending on the device? If not you don't need seperate cache copy for mobile devices!

You said, that you have OC version 2.x, but you use Journal 3.x. The question is how Journal detects if a browser supports webp?! Depending on this detection the cache vary must be synchronized. FYI: If using webp the cache warmup no longer works.

You are asking your question in the wrong forum because you first need a function for OC that creates webp images or converts the ones that already exist and then you need another function that only displays webp images if a browser supports this image format . However, these functions have...

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Watch this Video and come back If you still have problems with understanding of ESI:

No, but refueling your car is much more expensive. ;) Kitt is not a WordPress plugin. It's a standalone application that runs parallel to WordPress. Just read the description and visit the demo. But don't fall in love with Kitt because you come from the wrong country to use Kitt or the AWR or...