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There is nothing wrong, but you missunderstand something. Lscache is generally faster than without Lscache, but making cache function available is not for free. For the first load it costs performance at your server with several services and ressources like DNS, RAM, CPU.... If your are on...

You don't need DDoS protection or are you Amazon, Alibaba or other famous label?

Check this out: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?hl=de&url=https%3A%2F%2Funallarayakkabi.com.tr%2F&tab=mobile Remove all external sources like Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Google DoubleClick, and other Google services and Cloudflare AJAX request and you will get...

No, thank you.... You are using Cloudflare. Cloudflare is not bad, but CF is no a guarantee that your page will be faster and in many cases page loads slower than without CF. If you have no or almost no foreign visitors from other countries CF makes no sense to use it and can be the reason for...

Who told you that your page has a high TTFB?

You are using Cloudflare with a DDos protection service that causes delay to load your page

Would you provide us with a URL to your page?

If a page is already cached, the output of this requested URL is static HTML and PHP can't be executed. That's why hardcoded URL in purge header works and PHP generated URL doesn't. To get what you want to, setup a simple PHP page that purges requested URI by AJAX request (jQuery) <?php...

Read this and follow the instruction: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

preg_split works on every OS and it is PHP. Handling of PHP_EOL, \n, \r\n and \r depends on OS.

Have you tried? \n = Linux \r\n = Windows \r = OSX

Handle this modification carefully. PHP_EOL is not the same like \n or \r\n. PHP_EOL defines the end of a line, \n can be everywhere, but you are right that PHP_EOL doesn't find endline on Windows systems. Notice, explode is as double as fast as preg_split. If you find an issue with entering UA...

I have added rewrite rules for no-cache bad bots in pre_main_global.conf, but it doesn't work. Requested URLs are cached if a defined bot requests a URL, but I used the same rewrite rules as in .htaccess. To load new configuration I did a graceful restart of LSWS, so what is wrong? RewriteCond...

Thank you very much!

Okay, but if I write it in pre_main_global.conf, syntax for rewrite rule is the same as in .htaccess, correct?

pre_main_global.conf? Defined as rewrite map or directly in pre_main_global.conf? Btw. I have WHM/cPanel

I don't know the code of your application, so you must find one who will develop it for you if you can't, but it needs only a few lines of code to compair the current date with the date when a post has been published. If this time period is passed remove no-cache cache header. That's it...

Do you store the date of a published post? If yes, you can use this date and calculate with days to set no-cache header with PHP.

Which cache plugin for which application do you use? There is more than 1 cache plugin!