LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager on cpanel activated

  • Resolved sotnasonun

    (@sotnasonun)


    6 months, 1 week ago

    I’m using WP Optimize, but now noticed on the cpanel of my hosting account that LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager is enabled but I don’t have the litespeed plugin installed on my wordpress site.
    Should I deactivate the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager on cpanel for the wordpress installation?

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  • Plugin Support wpmansour

    (@wpmansour)

    No, you don’t need to deactivate the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager on cPanel. WP-Optimize and LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager can work together, as long as there is no conflicting caching mechanism enabled on your WordPress site. However, to avoid potential conflicts and redundancy in caching, ensure that only one caching plugin is active within WordPress itself. If WP-Optimize’s cache is enabled, it is recommended to disable any other caching plugins within WordPress to prevent issues.

    In this case, if you’re using WP-Optimize’s caching feature, make sure the LiteSpeed Cache plugin is not activated on your WordPress site. If the LiteSpeed Cache plugin is required or preferred, you can disable WP-Optimize’s cache feature.

    For optimal performance, use only one caching system at a time, but having LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager active on cPanel without the WordPress LiteSpeed plugin won’t directly interfere with WP-Optimize.

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