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Okay, but I still believe in there is another solution for your need....

Interested question! I think you will not get the answer in this forum and you better should open a support ticket, but don't forget to post the answer here. It's also interested for me.

If you need more information, check Wiki first. All basics about this stuff can be found there.

Yes, it is almost complete, but you still need the cookie in your definition. <IfModule LiteSpeed> CacheLookup public on RewriteRule .* - [E=cache-control:max-age=3600] RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} Cookie_Name_1 [NC] RewriteRule .* - [E=Cache-Control:vary=is_logged_in_cookie] RewriteCond...

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:cache:developer_guide:cache-vary

Combine it <IfModule LiteSpeed> RewriteRule .* - [E=Cache-Control:private, max-age=20] </IfModule>

Let me know what you get answered.

I didn't say LiteSpeed cannot generally set headers in .htaccess. As I know this is limited to cache control, but if you think there is a bug why don't you open a support ticket to get qualified feedback?

I don't know if it is a directive. To get LiteSpeed cache run you must not set PHP headers imperative. To get it work simple rewrite rules in .htaccess are enough. You should check LiteSpeed Wiki. In section no-plugin usage you should find a lot of information that will help you finding a solution.

That will not work. Cache "headers" can only defined and set with PHP, not with .htaccess. If you want to overwrite existing headers you must find an entry at the application where you are the last one who has defined the header. It follows cascading prinziples, but only if a URL isn't already...

I already understand where your need is, but again, if an URL is cached you cannot overwrite cache ttl with a new rule without to purge the cache or with a different vary cache tag. This is not a typical LiteSpeed behavior. That is a typical behavior of every fullpage cache. Maybe I...

In my mind that hasn't something to with unsupported expressions. If an URL is cached you cannot define a new header on an already cached URL. Cache is cache and PHP cannot be executed. If you want to make it dynamically to set a new header depending on whatever you must use vary cache control...

This should help you to find the right syntax to define response header for cache control: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:cache:developer_guide:response_headers

Try it out.

I am using cPanel since 10 years and I never will use anything else.

WHM/cPanel has a better protection for such attacks: https://trycpanel.net/cphulk.html

I'm not up2date with CyberPanel, but you should check if fail2ban is availabe for CyberPanel. There are some discussions about it in CyberPanel forum. To prevent brute force attacks against SSH LiteSpeed isn't responsible.

Which control panel do you use?

This is for everyone who thinks about how to get faster pagespeed. In upcoming Chrome versions Google will place a hint in Chrome browser if a requested page is slow or fast based on Chrome User Experience Report. Webmasters should already know that if they check their Google Search Console...

@Andrey Download attached test.txt, rename it from test.txt to test.php. Upload test.php to you domain_root, request it in browser and post what will be displayed.