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Thank you very much!

Okay, but if I write it in pre_main_global.conf, syntax for rewrite rule is the same as in .htaccess, correct?

pre_main_global.conf? Defined as rewrite map or directly in pre_main_global.conf? Btw. I have WHM/cPanel

I don't know the code of your application, so you must find one who will develop it for you if you can't, but it needs only a few lines of code to compair the current date with the date when a post has been published. If this time period is passed remove no-cache cache header. That's it...

Do you store the date of a published post? If yes, you can use this date and calculate with days to set no-cache header with PHP.

Which cache plugin for which application do you use? There is more than 1 cache plugin!

Documentation isn't wrong. LiteSpeed supports all listed PHP versions, but if OS doesn't then it is not a fault of LSWS.

For the future: If you will register more domains, for LiteSpeed licenses it doesn't matter if domain is in use or not. Example: You have 6 domains, but only 1 is in use and all others are only Addon Domains, you must upgrade Site Owner Plus licence.

Before I used ModSecurity to block bad bots I had rewrite rules defined, but with rewrite rules and a large number of bots it is also expensive. ModSecurity is much better because with CSF and ModSecurity block rule bots will be blocked by IP, but I understand that ModSecurity defeat the speed...

-> 1. Worker means ~ device|server|IP|host. If you you have only 1 host Site Owner Plus is okay -> 2. If your new server has 16GB Ram, Site Owner Plus is okay, if you don't have more than 5 domains.

The title of this topic already describes what this issue is about, but will give more details. I am using LSWS with LScache (non LiteSpeed plugin) and ModSecurity. For ModSecurity I use LiteSpeed Comodo rule set with custom rule set to block bad bots (userdata_bl_agents). It works perfect, but...

If you use a supported control panel like cPanel, Plesk or other there is nothing to configure in WebAdmin Console. Most of settings are for native LSWS installation if you don't have a control panel.

The answer is there is no reason to ask for. ;)

For your information only, LiteSpeed plugin isn't used for the LiteSpeed webserver. It's for to use Drupal with LiteSpeed cache engine and it is not a webserver plugin for Drupal. Drupal is a CMS, not more, not less and there is no reason why not to use Drupal with LiteSpeed webserver. If...

@dogan285 These headers are browser cache related and not LiteSpeed cache. If you want to not caching your pages you have to disable cache in plugin settings.

I've just tested it and can confirm that it works: 2 pages, 1 has private cache, the other one public with cache tag. Cache of both pages will be purged. header("X-LiteSpeed-Purge: example_tag"); header("X-LiteSpeed-Purge: private, *", false);

Yes, you are right, sorry.

Some control panels doesn't allow to change permissions with local FTP application. If so, change permission with control panel file explorer or use console instead . That will work.

You mean that would work? header (test: test1"); header (test: test2,false");

Maybe trial release has some restrictions. Check this: https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/litemage/troubleshoot/ If you didn't get response from ticket support, be patient, we have still Corona....