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Please remove the link to purge the cache. It is secret!!!

The solution with LSAPI_MAX_PROCESS_TIME is still not ideal because it affects all PHP processes. Limiting the runtime is not an arbitrary limitation. I would therefore at least test whether conventional methods also work. This would have the advantage that you could limit an extension of the...

This has already been answered at LiteSpeed Slack . Detection of malware is false positive.

WHM is also from cPanel company, but WHM is the control panel for the entire server. cPanel is the control panel for account, but this is only for your information. Since you only have limited access to your server administration, you only have 2 alternatives: 1.) Ask Hostinger if mod_speling...

Do you have access to WHM(cPanel) like this https://trycpanel.net/ ?

httpd -M should also work. Just try it.

Run httpd -M in console or check settings in your control panel.

Reduce cache TTL. The current TTL is set to: 299,865,143,728 YEARS

Contact LiteSpeed support: support@litespeedtech.com Don't follow any recommendation from users that don't have LSWS.

Because you are using a control panel. LSAPI_MAX_PROCESS_TIME is only available if LSWS is used native without any CP.

Whenever you check your page at Pagespeed or any other test sites, check before if to be tested page is already cached, but note Pagespeed doesn't check the loading time. It only tests the "display time". There is big difference.

A bit more information please. Which kind of web server do you use? OLS or LSWS? Do you use quic.cloud? Which cache plugin do you use?

I am afraid that unfortunately I cannot offer more, sorry.

How about this? https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/cp/cpanel/wp-protect/ https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/cp/cpanel/tunings/#maxconnperclient

Did you check if mod_speling is installed?

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

FYI: Almost all setting options that you can find in the LiteSpeed documentation are only relevant if you don't use a control panel. This means that the relevant settings must be made in the relevant control panel. The only exceptions to this are a few setting options.

@AndreyPopov FYI: Almost all setting options that you can find in the LiteSpeed documentation are only relevant if you don't use a control panel. This means that the relevant settings must be made in the relevant control panel. The only exceptions to this are a few setting options.

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

Have you already looked at the error_log?