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Normally there is no need to add defines for such cookie values, because they are default. Please provide us with information about control panel, PHP version, application.

your-domain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=litespeed-cache#excludes If it doesn't help: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

Check this out if you don't use any control panel software like cPanel. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:config:letsencrypt-ssl#setup_ssl_on_lsws https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cp/cpanel/quic-http3/#troubleshooting-checklist

What about QUIC in WebAdmin console? Is QUIC enabled?

For QUIC, UDP port 443 must be open for incoming && outgoing connections. If you have firewall running check if both directions are open.

You must say "Goodbye" to WP Compress. If a page is cached there is no way to execute PHP, because a cached page is pure HTML, so WP Compress can't do its job, but don't worry. LiteSpeed Cache plugin for Wordpress has all you need to the same like WP Compress.

@savonnemoi If you defined the right values for the hook try this instead of yours. {widget_block name = "stsidebar"} {hook h = "litespeedEsiBegin" m = "stsidebar" field = "widget_block" tpl = "module: stsidebar / views / templates / hook / rightbar-item.tpl"} {include 'module: stsidebar /...

You should open a support ticket.

@vwebtech I can't reproduce what went wrong with your installation, but if I read your explanation I think you missunderstood something. You always talk about WHM cache plugin. There is no cache plugin for WHM. There is only a plugin for WHM to control LiteSpeed webserver. If you only install...

Try this: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:cpanel:whm-lsws-plugin-uninstall

https://forum.openlitespeed.org/

Cache plugin for OpenCart is made by LiteSpeed Inc.. Open a support ticket to ask if it is possible.

Values in plugin settings are different to .htaccess and can't be translated into .htaccess. To do that someone must have knowledge and experience in code of cache plugin and OpenCart.

@Pong LScache has never been enabled. We are currently searching for the MySQL bottleneck.

I don't know your MariaDB configuration. Do you use custom my.cnf? If yes, please post configuration here. P.S.: Deutschen Support gibts per PM :)

Wrong shop software for this high number of items. I have shops running with > 500.000 items on a VPS and it flies. No CDN (cache), no DB cache. Only LiteSpeed with LScache.

@Alireza Nazari [http://127.0.0.1/whm-server-status] only checks if Apache is running or not. It's a cPanel function to check if monitored services are running. This function has nothing to do with load status of Apache.

Okay, but why bind cookie life time to cache life time if cache is public? Sorry, this construction confused me. In my mind cookie TTL for logged in users should only have relation to session life time, but not cache TTL. Maybe you should give us more details why you ask for such settings.

This question implies you use private cache for logged in users? If yes, why, if you have "punch holes" defined for critical (private) content like shopping cart? Like in almost every application normally there is no need to bind TTL of logged in cookie to LSWS cache TTL.

Would you provide us with a link to your page?