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This test only checks if x-litespeed-cache header exists. Nothing changes if you change this setting? Generate LSCache Header before Render

Check this: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/missing-headers.20851/

Where do you get this message?

Do you use any CDN?

Either cache plugin is disabled or installation is incomplete. What about settings in .htaccess? <IfModule LiteSpeed> CacheLookup on </IfModule>

What do you see instead? Is there a x-litespeed-cache header? What about this? https://openlitespeed.org/kb/openlitespeed-cache-module/

Yes. Memcache(d) or any other object cache has advantages only as a page is not cached. If it is cached you get what LScache has cached.

No matter if memcached is running or not, whenever a page is cached, there is no other functions (cache) available. A cached page is pure plain txt(HTML.)

https://my.a2hosting.com/submitticket.php?action=support:)

Ask Google to check if memcache(d) is running: https://www.google.com/search?q=check+if+memcached+is+running

memcached must be enabled in cPanel settings -> Select PHP Version -> Options Tab. This setting is PHP version related, so whenever you change PHP version you have to set it again for the current PHP version.

Hm, okay... Then I was wrong in my suspicion, too bad...

@Lee is still sleeping....

Maybe I know the reason why it hangs and stops. Check your phpinfo(), search for $_SERVER['X-LSCACHE'] and post the values.

You've identified the fundamental problem, which is a good thing. Likewise, you have recognized that any form of inline scripting contradicts the working principle of a page cache. Actually, the requirement would be predestined for ESI, but ESI also has significant disadvantages that can be so...

Will PM you.

To avoid misunderstandings, the LiteSpeed web server and LScache basically have almost everything ready to meet even exotic requirements. In principle, a plugin could also meet these requirements. But a plugin is just a plugin and therefore has a fixed range of functions, because you can only...

@Lee Want you to see what a Turbo Max is able?

You don't know my hourly rate :p

Of course you can! I use Matomo on Turbo Max.