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-====== LSCache + PrestaShop Configuration ======
+~~REDIRECT>litespeed_wiki:cache:lscps~~
-LSCache, similar to Varnish cache, is a simpler and more efficient page caching solution built-in to LiteSpeed Web Server. When used in conjunction with PrestaShop, you can expect significant performance gains with a quick and easy setup. Cache management is also made significantly easier and more flexible with the ability to use rewrite rules to customize cache behavior.
-Below are some recommended configurations to enable LSCache and get it working with your PrestaShop site(s).
-===== Server Level Settings =====
-From the LSWS WebAdmin Console navigate to **Server >> Cache**.
-Under **Cache Storage Settings**, set **Storage path** to the directory you want to use to store cached objects.
-For example:
-    Storage Path: /tmp/diskcache
-It is recommended that this directory be on a dedicated disk or disk array in RAID 0 configuration.
-Under **Cache Policy**, we recommend using the following settings:
-    Enable Cache:No
-    Cache Request with Query String:Yes
-    Cache Request with Cookie:Yes
-    Cache Response with Cookie:Yes
-    Ignore Request Cache-Control:Yes
-    Ignore Response Cache-Control:Yes
-    Enable Private Cache: No
-**Note:** **Enable Cache** has been set to “No” globally as caching will instead be enabled through the use of rewrite rules to control what pages will be cached and for how long.
-===== Website Level Settings =====
-At the top of your .htaccess file, located in the document root of your PrestaShop installation, add the following:
-  ########## Begin - Litespeed cache
-  <IfModule LiteSpeed>
-    CacheEnable public
-    RewriteEngine On
-    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} ^GET|HEAD|PURGE$
-    RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^your_domain_name.com [NC]
-    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !admin_folder|404|address|authentication|best-sales|cart|contact|discount|guest-tracking|history|identity|order|password|products-comparison|search|account|friend|login|logout|addresses|contact-us|order-history|my-account|order-confirmation|order-follow|quick-order|credit-slip|password-recovery [NC]
-    RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} !logged|cart [NC]
-    RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !nocache [NC]
-    RewriteRule .* - [E=Cache-Control:max-age=900]
-  </IfModule>
-  ########## End - Litespeed cache
-Where "your_domain_name.com" is the web address of your PrestaShop site and "admin_folder" is the PrestaShop administration folder name specified during installation.
-**Note:** For any friendly URLs included in the REQUEST_URI configuration line, make sure any corresponding translated (rewritten) URLs are also included. (To view friendly URLs in the PrestaShop administration interface, click Preferences >> SEO & URLs.)
-We recommend using a different domain for your backend so that you can add/edit/preview a website's content through the admin domain without worrying about these changes being cached and seen by visitors.
-To get the non-cached version of a page, add the "nocache" query string to a URL.
-For example
-  https://www.your_domain_name.com/about?nocache
-  https://www.your_domain_name.com/about?some_other_query_string&nocache
-===== Discussion =====
-__**Adding a cron job to delete outdated cache files**__
-While optional, it is a good idea to clear out old cache files that are past the set **Time To Live (TTL)**. To do this enter the following in /etc/crontab
-  /10 * * * * root find /tmp/diskcache -type f -mmin +8 -delete 2>/dev/null
-**Note:** This cron job deletes cached files that are more than 8 minutes old every 10 minutes. Since the cache TTL is set at 120 seconds (2 minutes), it is safe to delete these files that are way passed TTL.