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bino oetomo

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Dear All ....

Is it true that LiteSpeed for Wordpress store it's configuration/seting paramaters inside 'wp_option' table?
Since I found some records with option_name value like :
Code: 
| litespeed-adv-purge_all_hooks              |
| litespeed-banner-promo                     |
| litespeed-banner-promo-slack               |
| litespeed-cache_uri_priv                   |
| litespeed-cache-cdn_mapping                |
| litespeed-cache-conf                       |
| litespeed-cache-dns_prefetch               |
| litespeed-cache-drop_qs                    |
| litespeed-cache-exclude-cache-roles        |
| litespeed-cache-exclude-optimization-roles |
| litespeed-cache-vary-group                 |
| litespeed-ccss-summary                     |
| litespeed-cdn-ori_dir                      |
| litespeed-crawler-as-uids                  |
| litespeed-excludes_uri                     |
| litespeed-forced_cache_uri                 |
| litespeed-log_ignore_filters               |
| litespeed-log_ignore_part_filters          |
| litespeed-media-lazy-img-excludes          |
| litespeed-media-placeholder-summary        |
| litespeed-media-webp_attribute             |
| litespeed-object_global_groups             |
| litespeed-object_non_persistent_groups     |
| litespeed-optm_excludes                    |
| litespeed-optm-ccss-separate_posttype      |
| litespeed-optm-css                         |
| litespeed-optm-css-separate_uri            |
| litespeed-optm-js-defer-excludes           |
| litespeed-setting-mode                     |
| litespeed-timestamp-purge-css              |

If so , is it true that some configuration value (i.e : litespeedcache/setting/advance) are stored under option_name 'litespeed-cache-conf' of that table?

Background of question : I'm writing of simple script to auto install wordpress including LS-Cache plugin whenever a user is created in WHM.

Sincerely
-bino-
 
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Michael A

Michael A

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Staff member
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Hello bino,

I think you might be correct on your assumption. I am curious as to why you would need to modify the database to accomplish this though.

Have you taken a look at our cli script for enabling our WordPress Cache plugin in a WHM/cPanel env?
https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:cpanel:cli-lscwp-management

You might be able to add a call to the script to get what you want done.

We also have similar capabilities in our WHM plugin itself:
https://www.litespeedtech.com/suppo...speed_wiki:cpanel:whm-plugin-lscwp-management

Recently one of our clients also put together a way to have the plugin auto installed when installing WordPress through Softaculous:
https://bitbucket.org/DennisSkov/softaculous-lscache/src

Hopefully some of these resources might be useful in accomplishing your goal.

Regards,
-Michael
 
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bino oetomo

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Dear Sir.
I just take a look on all reference you suggest to me.

Unfortunately, no one fit my requrement.
Michael A said:
Hello bino,

I think you might be correct on your assumption. I am curious as to why you would need to modify the database to accomplish this though.
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My case is :
First, I don't use softaculous.
Second, I user LSMCD with SASL

I want each time I create an account on WHM, the system will :
1. Create SASL account at LSMCD host
2. create a single wordpress site for that account including installing/enabling LSCache
3. Configure the LSCache-WP According to that account

Actualy Most of LSCache configuration is the same between all site, except :
A. Memcached Username and Password, and
B. Memcached Address and port , just in case I have/Need multiple LSMCD host.

My Current Approach is :
1. I created a 'master' site. with all necesary LSCache configuration. Make a zip of it's public_html directory (Let's name it masterwp.zip). Dump it's database to master.sql and add itto masterwp.zip. Safe it to /opt/myhook/masterwp.zip
2. Create a WHM hook script, bind it to Account::Create with stage 'post' , that do :
2.a. Copy /opt/myhook/masterwp.zip to /home/new_user/public_html/
2.b. Extract masterwp.zip
2.c. Modify wp-config.php
2.d. Modify master.sql. About LSCACHE I ONLY modify 'litespeed-cache-conf' record of wp_options table,i.e :
2.d.1. from "cache_object_user\";s:4:\"old_user_name\" to "cache_object_user\";s:4:\"new_user_name\"
2.d.1. from "cache_object_pswd\";s:6:\"old_user_pwd\" to "cache_object_user\";s:6:\"new_user_pwd\"

So long, the result is :
1. New WP Site created, accesible as expected
2. LSCache-WP Installed, but
3. All LSCache-WP configuration is missing (back to default). All switches is 'NO', all string field is blank

Sincerely
-bino-
 
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