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    SmartPush no-cookie directive

    Knock Knock! Anybody at home?
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    Server Push Rewrite Rules

    Knock Knock! Anybody at home?
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    Server Push Rewrite Rules

    Hi There, I am using Server Push for my applications and have defined preload objects as PHP header. Is it possible to define rewrite rules in .htaccess to make preloading only available for specific user agents? I change the objects to be preloaded more often, but have to purge cached files...
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    SmartPush no-cookie directive

    Hi There, since LiteSpeed Web Server v5.4.1 Build 7 "SmartPush no-cookie" directive is available, but there are no further informations about usage of this directive. Can this directive be used in .htaccess to disable ls_smartpush cookie? If yes, how to do? Thank you Michael
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    disable cache module

    There is no copy & paste method and depends on application how to do
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    disable cache module

    @Pong That is wrong! It is possible to disable cache for a module. ESI does the trick... :)
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    Edge Side Includes - Review

    This a review about ESI and could help others if they want to use ESI with Litespeed Cache, if there is no plugin available. Litespeed says ESI works like burning holes in a page if someone is using LScache. In this case such holes will not be cached. If a plugin is used there is no need to...
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    LiteSpeed Slower in FireFox, but Fast in Opera

    There is definitely a difference between browsers. Firefox doesn't support QUIC and has problems with HTTP/2 server push. Only Chrome and Opera have full HTTP/2 support.
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    LSCache + ESI + Smarty

    Meanwhile I know how Smarty works with ESI.
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    LSCache + ESI + Smarty

    There are some news and now I know why it doesn't work. ESI processor tries to fetch the URI in <esi:include src=""> like a regular request, but if there is a Smarty tag, ESI doesn't know what to do with Smarty tag. That means there is no way to use Smarty tags with ESI src attribute. Instead...
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    LSCache + ESI + Smarty

    I have to correct myself. Using this Smarty tag is wrong. When I debug this tag there is no source, it displays the content of an array, so I have to search for other places.
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    LSCache + ESI + Smarty

    This one works <esi:include src="/hardcoded_file_path/file.php" cache-control="no-cache" /> This one doesn't <esi:include src="{$box_shopping_cart}" cache-control="no-cache" /> It is no Wordpress application. WP doesn't use Smarty.....!
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    LSCache + ESI + Smarty

    Hi all, I am looking for a documentation about how ESI can be used with Smarty. ESI works, but only if I set a hardcoded file path for src. If I set a Smarty tag for src I get error: Is there any log file for debugging this error?
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