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@davidwebca @mkaaaay An ESI:inline example. Only 1 file and real ESI:inline https://www.dev.cachecrawler.com/esi/

Believe whatever you want, but again I don't speak for LiteSpeed. This is my personal opinion!

For a change, you can also like the help you get here! :)

After all, by purchasing a license you are entitled to it....

It is better to open support ticket.... :cool:

LiteSpeed and porn within 1 sentence is what I mean, regardless of the meaning of this sentence. Again, LiteSpeed never published anything about porn.

This is why I ask you to contact LiteSpeed Support directly. ;)

@Alex83 You misunderstood something. While I can't speak for LiteSpeed Inc., LiteSpeed isn't opposed to pornography in general, but LiteSpeed might object if you put LiteSpeed and pornography in 1, again in 1, wording together. LiteSpeed has nothing to do with porn at all.

The reason for not finding external application has already be answered. See private messages...

You should think about to upgrade your hosting. The "throughput" of 1024 KB/s is not much, but too much for your small hosting. Such small limit is just enough to run 1, but not 5 Wordpress installation. In addition, your hosting provider is wrong. This "high" I/O is not caused by the cache. It...

Read this: https://blog.litespeedtech.com/2021/06/14/unique-css-for-wordpress/ If you need more help, please read this too: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

Please contact us at cachecrawler.com. This forum is for LiteSpeed support only! Thank you!

And again, does it work? Please share your results, so others can benefit of your work. Thank you!

I start with 2.) :) Hit header is like a confirmation that the requested URL has been cached, but it doesn't matter who and what the request does. This is not limited by the crawler. For the case you don't know it, one URL can have unlimited different cache copies. Why? This depends on the use...

Yes, but with /lscache you can make it just simple. Remove this dir and restart lsws. /lscache dir will automatically created with the correct permissions.

Ownership for /lscache may be vary and could, again it could depend on where /lscache directory is located. On most but not all Shared Hostings /lscache dir is located within account dir. On dedicated server it is in /home dir, so ownerships depends on where your /lscache dir is located...

@PabloDK Does it work as expected?

It looks good to me. Why don't you use Midnight Commander? It should already be installed. Just run mc in console.

public_html == User: nobody, Group Name: Account Name, File: drwxrws logs == User: Account Name, Group Name: Account Name, File: drwx lscache == User: nobody, Group Name: Account Name, File: drwxrws

Basically, LiteSpeed is just a web server and not control panel for server management. If it is about permissions of your file system, it's the job of the control panel and not of web server.