How to disable wp-admin php pages from being cached by LScache on webserver

[JenK]

Hi,
My host has litespeed enterprise + lscache enabled on webserver.
I've freshly installed wordpress. (Note: I've NOT installed Litespeed wordpress cache plugin)
When I go to my wordpress admin area, like /blog/wp-admin/login.php etc. these pages are automatically being cached on my /document_root/lscache/ folder.
Due to this I'm finding difficult to add new post, view entire admin area as all .php pages in /wp-admin/ are getting cached.
What should I do to avoid caching of wp-admin pages?

 

[Lauren]

Hi,
Are you sure the lscache folder is under your DOC_ROOT/lscache ? the default set up should be under your home directory, not DOC_ROOT, should be /home/your_name/lscache.
On your WordPress, do you currently have LiteSpeed Cache Plugin installed? You mentioned you did not install it, Is it there? Did your host do it?
If not, then your host is doing something wrong. He may globally enabled LSCache, which is dangerous. If that's the case, please contact your host to correct it.
For WP sites, should use our cache plugin. It will know not to cache admin area.
Regards,
Lauren

 

[greekinternet]

I have the same problem and i am managing the server. Can you please walk me through disabling LSCache globally?

 

[greekinternet]

I verified that wp-admin page is not cached using google chromes network tab but still wp-admin is slow when using LS Cache.

 

[Germont]

@greekinternet
Just login to LS WebAdmin Console, and find Cache section and set "Cache features" to off.
Now I see there is also Check Private Cache option.