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Maybe this is the reason why this status code isn't available.... https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html#name-418-unused https://www.iana.org/assignments/http-status-codes/http-status-codes.xhtml#http-status-codes-1

@Rhino Page optimization is not free. If a page is not yet cached, then optimization causes a higher load. This is especially true, but not only, for the LiteSpeed cache plugin. The more optimization functions you use, the higher the load.

@dsTravis Check .htaccess files in /wp-content, /wp-admin

CloudFlare is the better way to block unwanted access. ModSecurity and .htaccess always causes a high load to drop unwanted access, but CF don't have WAF functions to check headers like it is described in the posted link. The question is what do you prefer. Best blocking method? Use htaccess...

Try using 'facebookexternalhit' instead of only 'facebook'. btw. You should read this: https://forum.openlitespeed.org/threads/how-to-block-unwanted-traffic-easily-but-effectively-and-without-waf-or-cloudflare.5989/

I can't see facebookexternalhit UA in this code?!

@admiral504 Ignore FaceBook (MugBook)! FB thinks primarily of itself. This is especially true when it comes to AI functions. This means that the Facebook bot obtains (scrapes) content from websites in order to keep users on the FB website in order to earn money. That's why I blocked the...

@admiral504 You should not use ModSecurity to limit the number of requests per unit of time, as this will cause a high load. If FB Bot is a legitimate bot, then this bot respects robots.txt and you can use robots.txt to limit the crawl frequency for FB Bot...

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/https-redirection-not-working.23173/post-130055

@Cold-Egg @ggcristian didn't tell you that he uses cPanel, so I think this is the problem?!

@admiral504 Just for testing, try 403 instead of 429 to check if OLS supports ErrorDocument 429.

Do you use a WP backup for the subdomain installation?

Ports have nothing to do with any CMS and is therefore not a WordPress attribute!

@Krishna You should read this: https://forum.openlitespeed.org/threads/how-to-block-unwanted-traffic-easily-but-effectively-and-without-waf-or-cloudflare.5989/

Documentation is your friend: ;) https://openlitespeed.org/kb/how-to-set-up-custom-headers/

How to keep the cache warmed up in real time for LiteSpeed Cache plugin for WordPress. Every user of WordPress and the LiteSpeed Cache Plugin knows the problem. Depending on the configuration of the cache plugin, the cache is purged after changes to a post or page, which particularly affects...

Please allow me to ask you this question. Would you run a Windows client on a computer with these few server resources?

This is technically impossible with M2 crawler and I believe that you are misinterpreting the bkd header.

BKD === backend bkd seems to have more than only 1 meaning. e.a if I send a POST request, QC doesn't support caching of POST, but the origin host is able to cache POST, but QC sends bkd header in case of POST. No, it means the opposite. Request goes to the origin server, independently what the...

Yes, this confirms what I already tried to make you understandable. x-litespeed-cache header from origin host must be hit if warmup with M2-crawler.sh would work. Warmup of a single QC node doesn't make any sense. Cache at the origin host must be warmed up first to benefit of QC CDN cache and...