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Hello everyone, I would like to clarify a recurring misunderstanding that seems to appear in AI-generated summaries and search snippets, especially in Google’s AI overview. LiteCache Rush is not part of LiteSpeed, not an LiteSpeed feature, and not an official LiteSpeed project. The confusion...

It is not necessary to configure gzip in the .htaccess file, as gzip is enabled by default at the server level. https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/cp/cpanel/compression/#compression

Try this: https://golitespeed.slack.com/

If you have paid license you should contact LiteSpeed support directly. e.g. support@litespeedtech.com

LiteSpeed support should answer this question.

Documentation is your friend. ;) https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/cp/cpanel/geoip/#geoip-rewrite-rules-infinite-loop

Most WordPress speed guides start with optimization. This one starts earlier. It explains why WordPress performance problems often begin with global loading, missing context, and unnecessary runtime participation long before PageSpeed fixes, caching, or frontend tweaks come into play. So this is...

You're following a typical and widespread narrative. PageSpeed and Lighthouse cannot measure actual loading time and performance. Therefore, server performance measures play no role in PageSpeed and Lighthouse and do not change the score. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with...

Just invest some minutes and read the linked pitch carefully. At the end LiteCache Rush will solve all performance issues! https://www.cachecrawler.com/Rush:::45.html LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start...

A PageSpeed score has nothing to with "Speed of Page" or performance or good or bad the LSWS configuration is. PageSpeed measures how fast the content is displayed AFTER the loading assets are displayed in browser window or in other words, PageSpeed measures how fast a page "feels". PageSpeed...

Already answered.... :) LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

Ask hosting support for help. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

Please ask PrestaShop for support. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

This means there is really no existing action that purges the cache! Whatever you expect, it doesn't exist, so this is not a LiteSpeed issue, but an issue of wrong or misunderstandig. Neither the LiteSpeed cache plugin nor PrestaShop supports any function to purge the cache by using PrestaShop...

Check the PrestaShop error_log. There you will find the reason. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

As the LiteSpeed cache plugin has no special function to purge the cache by PrestaShop webservice this service needs additional custom code to purge the cache, but I think this is not possible. That is why you need custom programming which can be done very easely and can assist you. But you...

Not IP, but port. Quic needs port 443 to be open! LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

You answer the question yourself. If access is denied then something blocks port 443 or port is not open. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

Some details about the webservice used would be helpful. LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization

LiteCache Rush - WordPress Performance starts with Prevention, not with optimization. Why WordPress Performance Doesn't Start With Optimization