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What application are you talking about? These pictures do not show Wordpress sources?!

Expire directive defines how long a requested source can be cached by browser, but expire is expire and not cache-control. Basically both do the same, but whenever you check response headers there must be a expire header. I can't imagine why OLS should make a Cache-Control header out of an...

There is nothing wrong and is a typical browser behaviour, so don't care about any longer.

The statsus code 304 for static sources depends on used browser. Chrome always displays cached CSS sources and creates a 304 status code for cached static sources regardless of which expire or cache-control settings you have made.. Firefox behavior is different. FF uses status code 200 if static...

You should disable the setting in cache plugin for removing GET parameters. This is the cause of it.

You seem to have not or not yet understood a few basic things. So here is an update for you. Cache-Control and Expire Directive are basically the same thing or have the same effect. The difference comes from the history of the HTTP protocol. The Expire directive originated from HTTP/1.0...

The normal case is that etag does not have to be set, as it is set by default. The normal case refers to LSWS and Apache. Unfortunately, I don't know how this works with OLS. In the event that WP would set etags, they would have no function on cached pages. That's why we forget this option very...

@kvv213 As @Cold-Egg said, your changes to etag make things worse. Above all, you are taking away an important function. Please read this: https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/devguide/advanced/#understanding-response-status-codes-200-and-304

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@Spriteboy09 Please contact us cachecrawler.com. This forum is for OLS support. The only purpose of this empty file is to show you which version it is, otherwise you would have to install the software to find out the version number. This requirement test also has its purpose and is not...

It could be that noabort and noconntimeout are reserved for the LSWS.

Is this script bound to a session?

@hoss Could you provide us with details about what are you trying to do?

There is no need to set custom headers in Cyberpanel or OLS. Everything you have to do is to enable browser cache in cache plugin and set the value for TTL to: 31536000. This is the expected value for Pagespeed and a good score. That's it.

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This has already been solved. https://wordpress.org/support/topic/woocommerce-tab/

@MEMT Where/how do you check TTFB?

@hoss Try this. It works for me, but I have LSWS. SetEnvIf Request_URI "script\.php" noabort noconntimeout

Disable your Adblocker in browser. OLS doesn't block the filter.