cACHE AND HTACCESS

  • Resolved clage

    (@clage)


    7 years ago

    Hi! Just installed your great plugin! Thank you for the efforts!

    I removed deflate by htaccess but I have just a doubt.

    Should I remove by htaccess the module…## EXPIRES CACHING ##
    <IfModule mod_expires.c>?
    How can I have please the same results through your plugin?

    Thanks again in advance

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  • Plugin Support LiteSpeed Lisa

    (@lclarke)

    Hi, @clage

    You should be able to leave mod_expires in htaccess, if you wish. mod_expires controls browser caching, which is separate from the page caching that LSCache does.

    Just be sure that you don’t have an ExpiresDefault line, or an ExpiresByType text/html line in there. That could cause your browser to display stale content. There’s more information about that on our wiki.

    Welcome to LiteSpeed!

    Hello ,

    Thank you for the great plugin .

    I have this in my htaccess => ExpiresDefault "access plus 10 days"

    Is it OK or I should remove this line ?

    Thanks & Regards,
    Mohammad

    thanks , I found it , in your wiki :

    If you want to leave the existing browser caching functionality in place, you’ll need to specifically exclude the pages that are handled by LiteSpeed Cache. Add the following line above the ExpiresDefault line:

    ExpiresByType text/html "access plus 0 seconds"

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