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-====== LSCWP Configuration Settings: Excludes ====== +~~REDIRECT>​https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/pageopt/~~
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-{{:​litespeed_wiki:​cache:​lscwp:​lscwp-settings-excludes.png?​direct&​800|}} +
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-===== Do Not Cache URIs ===== +
-//empty string// +
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-Paths containing the listed strings will not be cached. One per line. Each string will be compared to the REQUEST_URI server variable. If there is a match, the URI will not be cached. To indicate the beginning of a string, add ''​^''​ to the beginning of the string. To do an exact match, add ''​$''​ to the end of the string. +
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-==== Examples ==== +
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-Assume you have the following URIs: +
-  - ''/​recipes/​baking/''​ +
-  - ''/​recipes/​baking/​cakes''​ +
-  - ''/​recipes/​baking/​brownies''​ +
-  - ''/​popular/​recipes/​baking/''​ +
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-The string ''/​recipes/​baking/''​ will match all four URIs. +
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-The string ''/​recipes/​baking/​$''​ will match #1 (because ''​$''​ indicates exact match). +
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-The string ''​^/​recipes/​baking''​ will match #1, #2, and #3 (because ''​^''​ indicates the beginning of the URI). +
-===== Do Not Cache Query Strings ===== +
-//empty string// +
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-You can eliminate URLs with certain query strings from being cached. For example, if you don't want to cache any page that is rendered in a purple color scheme, you could enter ''​color=purple''​ in that list (assuming the URL you use to indicate that a page should be purple looks like ''<​nowiki>​http://​example.com/page?​color=purple<​/nowiki>''​). You could also enter ''​color''​ to indicate that you don't want to cache //any// URL where color is specified, regardless of which color it is. +
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-===== Do Not Cache Categories ===== +
-//empty string// +
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-This is a list of category //pages// that should not be cached. +
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-===== Do Not Cache Tags ===== +
-//empty string// +
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-This is a list of tag //pages// that should not be cached. +
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-===== Do Not Cache Cookies ===== +
-//empty string// +
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-This is a list of cookies that should not be cached. Specifically,​ do not cache any //page// where a cookie in this list appears in the request headers. +
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-This option can be more far-reaching than you may realize. If you exclude a cookie that exists on every page of your site, then you are essentially excluding your entire site from being cached. +
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-===== Do Not Cache User Agents ===== +
-//empty string// +
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-This is a list of user agents that should not be cached. Note that this means on a partial match of the user agent. +
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-===== Do Not Cache Roles ===== +
-//​unchecked//​ +
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-There may be user roles that you wish to exclude from caching. For example, if you are an admin, testing new functionality,​ you may want to exclude your ''​administrator''​ role from being served from cache until your testing is through.+
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