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You would need to update your PHP version. However, this depends on your provider and/or particular setup. For ubuntu you could have a look here: www.liquidweb.com/help-docs/install-php-on-ubuntu/

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Assuming you are referring to the folder used to store the optimized files, this can highly vary on your settings and your site. For example, if you are combining or not combining CSS files.

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Would this be than for a one click image or manual installation? And would you see this more for a Docker realted installation or normal Stack without Docker?

@@litespeedtechnologies I prefer manual / normal stack.

We are not entirely sure if we understood this correctly. Litespeed is a Webserver. To have a functioning setup you commonly have a stack on a Server or VPS composed of a: 1. OS such as Ubuntu etc., a Webserver such as Litespeed, a database service like MariaDB, and optionally a redis a key-value database. All of them for an easy setup should be on the same server or VPS. In advanced setups, this could be extended to be clustered, replicated, and remotely installed which brings its own advantages and difficulties.

@@litespeedtechnologies Hello and thanks for the response. My conffiguration is on separated virtual machines: Windows server 2016 where i host the webserver (Laragon) and an ubuntu server 22.04 where i host redis, mysql. Now my website is in the Windows Server with litespeed wordpress plugin and my question is if i want to install litespeed server to activate the cache how can i connect it with the website?

This might depend on many factors such as your traffic and website structure. However, in general, a VPS (depending on the size) should be more performant in comparison to a shared hosting account.

For this is would be best to open a ticket with us to see where the actual issue lies. You can do this by visiting the following link: www.quic.cloud/support/

You could use vhost templating and CLI in order to add new vhosts.

In a CloudLinux environment, the CageFS and LVE limits will be still applied as set.

If you are referring to the SSL cert, we mentioned in the snippet link the following instruction: "# replace "doamin.com" at the first part of the line to your actual domain, and remove -d www."$domain" part if you don't use www domain.". In the Video it is not removed because we are registering a Top Level Domain for both, none www and www.

You can still find the debug log under toolbox --> Debug Settings and Log View with now even more options. If it's not visible then you might have a Multisite install where the debug menu is under the Network Admin options. You can find our documentation on it here: docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/toolbox/#debug-settings-tab

@@litespeedtechnologies Thank you. It is indeed a multisite. But the plugin is only enabled for a few child sites. I saw no Network Admin options, until now I network enabled the plugin, which I really don't want ...

We will have a look into this issue. Thanks for bringing it up. In the meantime, you could limit the possibility of activating the plugin to just the desired subsites.

Thanks :) and greetings back to Chile.

You could have a look at the followoing for Domain Alias and Listener. openlitespeed.org/kb/setting-up-name-based-virtual-hosting-on-openlitespeed/#Name-Based_Virtual_Hosting_on_OpenLiteSpeed

The folder you might refer to should be called 'litespeed' and is usually under /wp-content/litespeed to find. In case the folder isn't there try to deactivate and reactivate the plugin and some related functions like UCSS, CCSS, JS optimizations, etc. If the folder still doesn't show up it would to open a ticket with us under: www.quic.cloud/support/

@@litespeedtechnologies I deactivated and reactivated the plugin but still that folder does not appear

In the video we used the following command: Top -c after that you can use 'o' and write COMMAND=lshttpd to filter for LiteSpeed processes

Plesk is commonly installed with Apache. In this case, you can even if domains are installed, switch freely between both Webservers (Apache and Litespeed) because Litespeed acts like an Apache drop-in.

Generally, Cyberpanel is as secure and safe to use as any other control panel. However, as with every installation you would want to take some security measurements. Cyberpanel usually leaves a small footprint if used in conjunction with LiteSpeed.

The web server comes with predefined settings which should work for the most needs out of the box. It might take some more steps if you choose to install a web server barebone without automized processes through certain control panels.

We are sorry to hear that. This can be related to several things such as, whether is your Webserver a Litespeed Webserver and how is this one configured, what is your WordPress environment and how is it configured, etc. Caused by the different amount of possible reasons, we recommend opening a ticket with us at: account.quic.cloud/plugin/support_manager/client_tickets/departments/

We are happy that you enjoyed it and we will certainly consider your suggestion.

In general, this should be possible. However, this wouldn't be LiteSpeed specific but based on how Laravel states it.

Thanks for your suggestion. We are planning to release a video related to this topic in the foreseeable future.

As said, trial and error. I have currently only 2 workers but going to upgrade to 4, with 500+ websites.

You can exclude cookies from being cached under Settings --> Cache --> Excludes --> Do Not Cache Cookies.

Thanks for the suggestion. We will try our best to incorporate this in the next Q&A video.

It's designed for wordpress and instead of sending your visitors to have them generate the cached content, your using a worker which is a bit more effective.

Glad that we were able to help you.

The method demonstrated in this older video, does indeed still work. But there is an easier way to determine whether your site is being cached. We have a tool for that: check.lscache.io Enter your domain, and the headers will be displayed for you. More importantly, it will tell you specifically whether LSCache is supported, and whether your site is cached (either at the site level or the QUIC.cloud level, if you're using the CDN). I'm sorry we missed your earlier comment about this, but I've seen it now, and I hope this reply helps.

Thanks for your response. Assuming you mean minutes 0.31 and 0.36 the columns shown in this part of the video are in line with the default configuration of the developer tools of the Chrome Browser. It could be you used some customized version of it. For some more detailed information on how to change developer tools to your needs you can look here: developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/overview/

Cyberpanel and LSWS Enterprise are working with their default settings well together and should be for the most cases the way to go. Cyberpanel has some common built-in tools such as CSF, Modsec, etc. which offer a good start in order to secure your server. Settings related to these tools are often depending on the individual setup and need which makes a general recommendation difficult. You can find the documentation related to LSWS security here: www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/security

Cyberpanel comes as a bundled package with a Litespeed Webserver license. For those specific bundles, we do not offer owned licenses. You can find the the packages here: store.litespeedtech.com/store/index.php?rp=/store/litespeed-web-server-cyberpanel-bundle

The view you are describing is the same view in the video at minute 0:33 which shows, Name; Status; Protocol; Type, Intiatior, etc. The view for Header; Preview; Response, etc. comes up when you click on the file under the name shown at minute 0:36 in the video. I hope this clarifies it :)

Update: It's back up, guess it was a temporary outage

We are sorry for the inconvenience. It was indeed caused by a short outage.

@@litespeedtechnologies no problem at all, but I'm just thinking if there are any workarounds if it happens again. My job predominantly focuses on helping clients migrate their WordPress sites to litespeed enterprise

Usually, you are able to include a .ini file path in the used yaml file. You could then add some of the typical settings to that .ini file and run the setup with this inclusion.

We recommend Litespeed Enterprise with the appropriate license for your infrastructure. You can find more information here: www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server

Hence this issue could be caused by a broader set of reasons, such as setting the correct port, etc., it would be best to open a ticket at www.quic.cloud/support/

Hello, Please take note of the following: LiteSpeed Enterprise is the premium version of OpenLiteSpeed. Kindlly check the following pages for the details: 1) www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/editions 2) openlitespeed.org/upgrade-to-litespeed-enterprise/