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Maybe there is a much simplier solution, but it depends on this "module" you are talking about. It must trigger itself and if specified time passed by it does a request to an almost empty PHP file that contains only a header to purge the cache. header("X-LiteSpeed-Purge:*"); // purges the...

@speedoflite Options -Indexes works in document_root only and can't be defined on server level, but you try to add this to -Indexes part of httpd.conf

Yes, it is possible, but with a max delay of ~ 1 min. This can be done with cURL and a cron that checks every minute if x-litespeed-cache header is miss and if header is miss you can be notified per email or almost everything you want to.

You should post your issue at Slack! https://www.litespeedtech.com/slack

Post it there.

Did you already reported it at Slack?

What you see below is a test result of a traceroute from my own loaction (Central Europe) to your server. The connection isnt't bad, but your host isn't very good. It seems your host has no good connection to internet backbone. In this case I would choose a better one. |...

You can't choose the location that gives the best result if server test location is thousands of kilometers far away from your loaction. Such test and result will also be bad. If you want a real check of your server you must use the next server to your location. If GTMetrix wants money for other...

You are from Middle East and if you test your page with GTMetrix and if you choose London as test server you will always get bad results. You must choose a server location next to your country. Maybe Dubai?

@Germont For your information, now I know why all LiteSpeed build-in crawlers are (so) slow! It is not a technical reason....

Well Done! :)

If you want to know if a browser already has the HSTS flag added, follow these instructions: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/92954/how-can-i-see-which-sites-have-set-the-hsts-flag-in-my-browser

Okay sit down and fasten your belt. ;) First of all some basic information. If a browser requests a URL and the URL has https a handshake between browser and client happens. Both parties "discuss" about the connection before any data can be sent. If a server supports only http/2 this discussion...

This definition is state of the art and a must have for correct configuration! So, do you want additional information how to speed up request time?

@harwester You don't have a problem with LiteSpeed or LScache. You seem to have a missconfiguration which address is the unique URL of your page. Before you provide Google & Co with any URLs or sitemaps determine the exact URL of your page. https://www.domain.com is not https://domain.com, but...

Page not found: https://www.litespeedtech.com/litespeed-web-server/features/event-driven-architecture Linked from: https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/featuress (Event Driven Architecture )

Okay, if it doesn't work because your current version is maybe too old, open a support ticket. You pay for it, so why don't using support?

You used wrong command. You don't migrate, you update. Read before you do anything

Login to your LS account and open support ticket. https://store.litespeedtech.com/store/index.php?rp=/login

Check latest release: https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/release-log