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:( Again...... Which LScache plugin for which application? There is more than 1 LScache plugin available at LiteSpeed.

The question was if you use any LScache "Plugin"

Do you use any LScache plugin for your application? If it is custom check this: https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/devguide/advanced/#esi

Do you have more than 1 "Header set Cache-Control" in .htaccess?

https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/rewrite/remapping.html

First of all, disable php-fpm. LiteSpeed has its own and better PHP handler, but must be setuped in LSWS WebAdmin if it hasn't been done during installation. Maybe this could already cause your issue. I am not an expert for CloudLinux, but to me, the order of installation could be wrong and it...

https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cp/directadmin/

Yes, content, but not huge number of toooo much and to big static sources like Javascript and CSS Setting cache to private isn't a out of the box setting. I think you don't understand what the problem is. There is no rendering issue. Your page has too much bad code and too much code for...

The issue is not caused by LScache plugin, although there are some misconfigurations. Cache private?! Why? Possible reasons that could cause issue: Tooooooooooo much data to load, > 5MB is toooo much Tooooooooooo much Javascript Tooooooooooo much CSS Tooooooooooo much violations of content...

Google is your friend: https://forums.cyberpanel.net/discussion/3025/install-fails

Do you know how to access to your cPanel control panel?

Okay, but it doesn't matter what tool ever can check whatever. To block certain user that comes from a specific host your server needs information like referrer. With server redirection the referrer from the host that redirects doesn't transfer the referrer. You can verify it if you check your...

Sorry, what is a href explorer?!

Again, where do you see this information?

Where and how do you get information who is accessing this host?

How should LiteSpeed or any other webserver or whatever know who is accessing to this host?!

No, this is how the Internet works.

That can't be solved because your host get's no information about this host. He is transparent.

If this host uses standard redirect with 302 or 301 the referrer is not the host that redirects, so you can't block this host with referrer redírect. Example: User requests link from Google result page. The page the user requests redirects to your page. Referrer is not the host that redirects...