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hotcopper, Did you set it up the same way for the Load Balancer as well? Meaning the 'Use Client IP in Header for trusted IPs'? The trusted IP list in the Load Balancer should be the CloudFlare IPs. The trusted IP list in the backend should be the Load Balancer's IPs, since they are the direct...

Hi Robert, The feature you are asking about is ESI - that is not available quite yet, but it should be released soon!

As an addition to what Jon said, you can select what pages you want purged when a post is updated via the WP admin under LiteSpeed Cache -> Settings -> Purge Rules.

It's working for the most part, but there are a few critical bugs that still need to be worked out. It won't be in the next release, but we hope to release it soon.

Hi @ArisGast We just tried to reproduce it in our test lab and was unable to reproduce the issue. Do you recall what configurations you changed at all? Could be any type of configuration that is causing the issue. Thanks, Kevin

Excellent, let us know how it goes! Cheers Kevin

Hi @tombauer Do you currently have a plugin that you're looking to integrate the litespeed cache logic into? If that's the case, the easiest way would be to add a simple cache response header and purge response headers. For example: When caching: X-LiteSpeed-Tag: CC X-LiteSpeed-Cache-Control...

Hi @Reva Is your site a WordPress site? If so, one possibility is that your hosting provider mass enabled the plugin across the server that your site is hosted on. You should have seen a notice at the top of your wp-admin describing the situation. If this is not the case, please let us know...

Hi @bloom360 We have a beta version on our github at https://github.com/litespeedtech/lscache_wp The master branch contains ESI. Do note that we are aware of a couple issues and this may not currently pass all of our internal tests, so we recommend proceeding with some caution. Let us know if...

Glad to hear it was worked out! Let us know if you run into any more issues.

Hi @Laurentiu What version of WooCommerce are you using? We will try to reproduce this in our internal setup. Thanks, Kevin

Is it possible to use rewrite rules to set a GeoIP environment? You can set up to vary on the GeoIP environment, so that each IP is given the correct version. You are correct in what you think the problem is. The set up would make it: Country A -> rewrite (ENV=countryA) -> php (add ad for...

Don't use this thread. Go to one of our profiles and start a conversation and paste it there.

I'm referring to an in memory cache - memcache, redis, zen, etc. If you didn't set one up, it might not be a thing to worry about. I was concerned about an opcode cache because they may have cached a define FALSE. If you don't have one, could you give us temporary login access? Thanks, Kevin

Hi Mary, I'm not entirely sure why you are still receiving that message. The wp-config.php file is included by WordPress (which triggers the message), but that should have defined WP_CACHE to true at the same time. The 644 permissions probably worked because if the define is not detected, we...

If you don't mind, could you pm me the wishlist member plugin code? We could look into adding code that will do-not-cache those pages automatically, so the do not cache rules are made unnecessary.

Hi @Free Range Camping Do the URLs start with /wlmapi/2.0/? If so, that is all you need to enter. The only problem this may encounter is if the match needs to be done against something in the middle, such as: example.com/2017/something If your site is example.com/blog/, and you need to set...

Hi @A.Chakery You mentioned you installed the WP plugin through mass enable. Did you set up the cache root through the WHM plugin as well?

Hi @Mr_Parham, If you are interested, we do have a testable version on github, here. If you run into any issues with it, let us know! It's still in a testing phase, so there may be some bugs here and there that we didn't catch. Cheers, Kevin

Hi M.I.SA, How did you get those response headers? From the browser? It may be because you are logged in. No-cache is a firm rule - that means something told the server not to cache the page. For example, being logged in. As NiteWave mentioned, Enable Cache should be set to 'no'. The...