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You are using optimization features of the LiteSpeed cache plugin that require the LiteSpeed web server. Your 3rd party cache plugin is also incompatible with these optimization features.

Ask React or whatever, I don't know it......

However, there must be a CMS controlled function on your server that tricks the browser (Firefox) into expecting an incorrect mime type. This is not an OLS related issue!

No it isn't and I expect this answer. It seems you are using a CMS like WordPress or any other CMS. Many modern CMS catches all requests and also requests to whatever source type doesn't exists. That's why I asked you what is displayed if you request a source that doesn't exist AND if the...

And how do you identify that the mime type is not correct?

What is displayed if you request a URL that doesn't exist? The LiteSpeed default error page or a custom error page generated by any CMS?

You should still check if the relevant css files exist on your server. The Mime Type error is not a real Mime Type error in most cases, but first check if the css files exist and if the paths to the css files are correct. If either of these are not the case, then I will tell you why you are...

Is this WordPress related? If so, check the related css files if they exist.

If you have the Guestmode feature enabled, then the reload is caused by this feature, but it is not a bug. https://blog.litespeedtech.com/2021/06/01/guest-mode-for-wordpress-in-lscwp-v4-0/

This is not a PHP error, so there must be any other function (Plugin?) that controls it. This also means that changes to PHP configuration doesn't impact this error. For better error analysis, you should temporarily disable CF and enable WP debugging.

I expected this answer and it confirms the failed test that DirectAdmin does not fix the well-known misconfiguration. There is a possibility to provide a workaround, although it would be better if DirectAdmin solved this problem. So please first ask DirectAdmin support if they have a solution...

Create a php file, copy and paste this code in this file, upload this file to the /pub directory, run this file in browser and post what is displayed. <?php echo $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"];

There seems to be a misconfiguration of lscache as there is no x-litespeed-cache header. Screenshot image taken from lsws forum. Also x-turbo-charged-by: LiteSpeed header is missing if CloudFlare is used.

Backup WordPress files and WP database and restore both on the server where Apache is running. That's it.

svg is not an image, it's a document.

png images are bigger than jpg, jpg images are bigger than webp and webp images are bigger than avif images, so png images are not a good choice. Compare the difference: https://www.cachecrawler.com/WP-Plugins/WP-Plugin-avif-webp-Image-Conversion-for-LiteSpeed-LScache::6574.html Images are...

It's the nature of every HTTP request that a response header must be added, so you can't request a source without a response. If you want images to be loaded faster optimize images or use a better image type like webp or much better use avif. avif images are up to 50% smaller in size than webp...

@AndreyPopov WOW, you are still alive!

As already mentioned in a previous post, the cause of your problem arises when the content is generated. Logically, this generated content is not UTF-8. Such problems can arise when content is copied and pasted from other non-Internet compliant sources into a content editor. However, this is...

If you follow the official specifications for generating HTML output, there is no need to fix anything or check anything before caching. Although I don't know of any way to check for correct coding before caching, such a check would make caching unnecessary. You want to get an advantage from...