• Resolved Guillermo77

    (@guillermo77)


    By default LiteSpeed Cache is installed in my installation .htaccess
    I moved the rules to the root .htaccess

    I like know if is correct put the rules in the root .htaccess and if i am right maybe is possible fix the plugin for choice the correct .htacess

    What i put in the public default route?:

    defined(“LITESPEED_CFG_HTACCESS”) || define(“LITESPEED_CFG_HTACCESS”, “your path on server”); in wp-config.php

    In your oath server, can be?:

    /home/xxx/public_html/.htaccess

    or

    /home/xxx/public_html/installation/.htaccess

    defined(“LITESPEED_CFG_HTACCESS”) || define(“LITESPEED_CFG_HTACCESS”, “/home/xxx/public_html/.htaccess“);

    is correct that example line?

    And what I put in the backend or admin?:

    defined(“LITESPEED_CFG_HTACCESS_BACKEND”) || define(“LITESPEED_CFG_HTACCESS_BACKEND”, “your path on server”);

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  • Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    yes, you need to define both front and backend htaccess by this constant

    front to be /home/xxx/public_html/.htaccess , and backend to be , in your case, /home/xxx/public_html/installation/.htaccess

    Thread Starter Guillermo77

    (@guillermo77)

    Thank you, I no understand why the plugin no get directly the correct .htaccess

    Maybe is necesary one alert to the user, to verify if is correct!

    Thank you! Have a nice day! ????

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