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Understood. Thanks for the clarification. Will get back to you on this.

For what it’s worth, it may be a bit tricky because we do not redirect the request to the cache root. The original path (post rewrites) is used to create the cache entry. Either way, I will get back to you when I have a solid answer.

Kevin

So you will add the rule to the regular wordpress .htaccess, correct?

Currently, the cache does not handle the ETag Header. It will be added to LSWS Enterprise 5.1.8.

The cache location will not matter.

Thanks for bringing this issue up!
Kevin

We will look into setting custom headers. It should work.

To clarify, you are looking to add the ETag header to files that are served from the cache? Or are you looking to add the ETag header to files that are inserted into the cache?

To provide more information, when a page is cached, the headers are also cached (minus set-cookie), so the rules you need may differ depending on what you’re looking for.

Hi longnha,

If the images are generated in PHP, we can cache them. Otherwise, there is no real incentive to cache images, as they are already static files.

The reason why caching improves performance so dramatically is because it creates static files out of dynamic pages, so it does not make sense to create a static file of a static file.

Hope this helps,
Kevin

Hi longnha,

We will configurations to cache feeds. It will be a single setting (Feed Time To Live) that will default to 0 (do not cache), but will enable caching Feed pages.

Hi longnha,

The current version does not support caching feeds. That said, we will look into it for the next version. I will reply again later to let you know the final decision.

Hi There,

We’re sorry that the installation did not work “out of the box” for you.

Could you clarify on what isn’t working? Perhaps there is a simple explanation for why it did not work.

Kevin

Hi Mads,

Have you made any progress on this? I did not receive any emails yet.

here it is:
kfwu at litespeedtech dot com

Also, what settings are you using for login-with-ajax?

Mads,

Could you elaborate on your site’s setup?

You mentioned caching everything except /forums. Is /forums another cms, or is it just bbPress?

Kevin

Mads,

So you are aware, I did not find the problem with this plugin yet, so once I get some feedback from you, hopefully I will be able to get closer to the problem.

Hi Mads,

Could you elaborate on how it breaks? Does it prevent you from logging in?

For now, in the LiteSpeed settings, if you disable the ‘Enable Cache for Login Page’ option, your issue should be resolved.

Kevin

Thanks, will look into it!