I start with 2.) :)
Hit header is like a confirmation that the requested URL has been cached, but it doesn't matter who and what the request does. This is not limited by the crawler. For the case you don't know it, one URL can have unlimited different cache copies. Why? This depends on the use...
Yes, but with /lscache you can make it just simple. Remove this dir and restart lsws. /lscache dir will automatically created with the correct permissions.
Ownership for /lscache may be vary and could, again it could depend on where /lscache directory is located. On most but not all Shared Hostings /lscache dir is located within account dir. On dedicated server it is in /home dir, so ownerships depends on where your /lscache dir is located...
Basically, LiteSpeed is just a web server and not control panel for server management. If it is about permissions of your file system, it's the job of the control panel and not of web server.
Actually CyberPanel would be responsible for your question. Measured against cPanel it would look like this:
/logs -> 700
/lscache -> 770
/public_html -> 750
Unfortunately, I can only give you a limited explanation of the possible cause because I don't know the code of the plugin. But from the description of the problem, there is a lot to suggest that I'm right.
@webmastergreg
This has nothing to do with the fact that a background process could solve the problem. The suspected cause is that the session and the data are locked as long as the recache process is not completed. This can be solved comparatively easily, but the plugin would have to be...
If you have LScache plugin for Wordpress please follow this link:
https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/
Otherwise please provide us with more information. There is more than 1 LScache plugin available.
I am not LiteSpeed, but the logic says if Ipconfig isn't supported by LSWS then it can't be solved. If you have a paid license for LSWS you can open a support ticket to get qualified answer. I am just a LiteSpeed support partner.
Apache is a web server. Ipconfig is a control panel. Not supported means that LSWS is not integrated in Ipconfig. Otherwise you wouldn't report this issue.
There is no special configuration for WooCommerce. This is also not necessary. If you are not familiar with the technical details of website optimization and do not know what the effects of the individual functions are, then you should select one of the presets. This saves you a lot of time and...