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litespeed_wiki:cache:lscwp:esi [2017/09/11 14:57] Lisa Clarke [Enable ESI from web server or virtual host] |
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| **With ESI**: All of the pages in the site can remain cached with a long TTL, while the Recent Posts widget is the only thing that needs to be purged. Re-populating the widget in the cache requires just one visitor to request any page one time. | **With ESI**: All of the pages in the site can remain cached with a long TTL, while the Recent Posts widget is the only thing that needs to be purged. Re-populating the widget in the cache requires just one visitor to request any page one time. | ||
| - | ===== Enabling ESI from the web server or a virtual host ===== | + | ===== Enabling ESI from the Web Server or a Virtual Host ===== |
| Cache and ESI must be enabled on the web server before you can use it. In a shared hosting environment, your system admin will control if a specific virtual host account has ''CacheEngine on/off; esi on/off''. Consult your system admin to see if ESI has been enabled for your domain. | Cache and ESI must be enabled on the web server before you can use it. In a shared hosting environment, your system admin will control if a specific virtual host account has ''CacheEngine on/off; esi on/off''. Consult your system admin to see if ESI has been enabled for your domain. | ||
| - | ===== Enabling and Configuring ESI from litespeed plugin ===== | + | ===== Enabling and Configuring ESI from the LiteSpeed Plugin ===== |
| LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress considers all cacheable full-pages to be publicly-cached. | LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress considers all cacheable full-pages to be publicly-cached. | ||