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I did some tests on lsws 5.0.19 and apache 2.2 1) virtual host rewrite rule run first. 2) regardless [L] flag in virtual host rewrite rule, rewrite rule in .htaccess will run after 1) so rule in .htaccess may override rule in 1) lsws and apache behaves same 1) and 2) in apache 2.4, there is...

no. virtual host rewrite rule should run first. I'll do some simple tests later today and get back here to report.

how about change it to RewriteRule /(.*) - [L]

lscache for wordpress just upgraded to 1.0.10 http://www.litespeedtech.com/solutions/wordpress-acceleration/litespeed-cache/release-log Added a Purge All button to the admin bar. this will get your life easier to purge all cache by just a click. if still problem, please PM me access to the...

no. this is relating to how rewriterule works. assume url to access the script is http://domain.com/myforum/deferred.php then in document_root/.htaccess, the rewrite rule should be: RewriteRule myforum/deferred.php - [E=noconntimeout:1]

please force update 5.1.8 #/usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 5.1.8 if still problem, please inform us.

I think so. should not include. I think yes.

open these URLs in my chrome, very fast and no need refresh. you can test these URLs in https://www.webpagetest.org/ so that 1) ensure it's not your browser or network's issue 2) others can check the test results at any time later, since it's stored in https://www.webpagetest.org/

is the issue still there ? if so, please refer:

is the "issue" on IE 11 only or exist in Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge browser too ?

can you give the detail of the problem ?

thanks for update.

need find out why.

permission/owner/group of public_html ? ls -ald /home/user/public_html

there should be ok with suPHP or not -- when you run in command line, you run as root, no privilege problem. I think there is no trick -- please forcus on the error message: while I'm writing, I found should be #mysql -h my.remotesql.com -u myuser -p if this command succeeds, test_mysql.php...

how about #/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 test_mysql.php

can you connect to mysql on command line mysql ? #mysql -h hostname.com -u myuser -p

anyway good news at least 5.1.7 works out of box. can you provide more info ? not sure what "website disconnects already" mean.

the time stamp is 2016-09-05 05:06:51.109 base on it, you can check /usr/local/lsws/logs/lsrestart.log, extract a few log entries around that time (before and after)

assume the storage directory is /tmp/lscache you can try delete all folders/files under it by #rm -rf /tmp/lscache/* see if "x-litespeed-cache: hit" still there ? storage directory in cache policy page is server level directory. above just a quick tests. also there are virtual host level cache...