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Do you use LScache plugin for OpenCart?

There is no 1 for all solution and depends on application. If pages are cached there is no direct way to check if login session still exists, because I need PHP to verify it, so I send an AJAX request that can do that. If there is no session, but login cookie still exists unset this session...

Known issue, but that's why it is not good to bind cache vary directly to session cookie.

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

https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cp/cpanel/quickstart/#apache-port-offset

https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cp/cpanel/quickstart/#apache-port-offset

Check this: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/bandwidth-limit-using-virtual-hosts-template.19456/#post-114944

The question is, how much comfort do you want/need? Possible is everything. Do you want a "HowTo" or a ready to run script?

Why? There is nothing wrong, because rewrite rules for cache varies follow Apache directive for rewrite rules. You have 2 different conditions and each condition needs its own rule. Otherwise it's not logical.

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If a database is used and it looks like it us used with this page, PHP is needed to get access to database. A (ready-made) template always needs PHP to work. If a template doesn't use/need PHP, it is no template. (Mostly...)

FYI: Smarty basically is a template engine, but has a cache function that can be enabled in PrestaShop. Using Smarty cache and the webserver based LScache doesn't double the speed. It costs more load if a URL isn't cached, so don't use both. Lscache is x-time faster than Smarty cache.

Pagespeed doesn't check the speed of a page. It checks how long it takes to display after all data has been loaded from the server, so the name "Pagesspeed" is wrong and should be renamed to "Display Speed". Pagespeed Insights doesn't honour if you use a HTTP cache or not. If you have the...

Yes, but Smarty doesn't matter. I am using Lscache and Smarty together in different applications and notice no issues. At the end the output and the content of cached files on server is always pure HTML. What is your impression based on?

Why to define an ESI block for mega menu? Such content is not critical or in your opinion why should an ESI block should be defined for a mega menu? What is special for mega menu? Whenever possible don't define an ESI block if you don't really need it. For example, your shopping cart is a MUST...

An ESI block is like a hole in your page and can have different cache rules than surrounding content. Each ESI "hole" has affect on performance and the more ESI blocks are defined the more affect it has on performance.

This is the sense of the crawler.....

"We no longer recommend using PageSpeed. The module has not been maintained for some time now, and as such, it may cause stability issues. " https://docs.litespeedtech.com/products/lsadc/moresettings/#pagespeed

ModSecurity + optional LiteSpeed/Commodo ModSecurity rule set, but each UA you want to block must me added by hand. If you have cPanel ConfigServer Security & Firewall is recommended, because CSF supports ModSecurity. https://www.configserver.com/cp/csf.html