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I'm sorry, but I don't think the proxy configuration will solve the problem. Otherwise, purging the cache using the native PHP purge header would not work. I see the problem in the IP addresses used, which are not public IP addresses. The purge function of the cache plugin is an HTTP request...

I don't think so. Purging the cache with this custom condition will work in a native environment, but not if the cache has to be purged by a cache plugin like LSCWP. @Big Boss What happens if you purge the cache by using x-litespeed-purge header and executed in related user/domain? <?php...

I support LiteSpeed, but I don't support LiteSpeed's mentality, so nothing for thank for.

How to block unwanted traffic easily but effectively and without WAF or CloudFlare. I have been working on the topic of how to block unwanted traffic, i.e. bad bots etc., for several years when PHP is not available due to LScache. The same applies if a Wep Application Firewall or CloudFlare is...

Although ESI is not supported by OLS, the following description may encourage you to use LiteSpeed Enterprise instead of OLS. OLS and LSWS are similar if not identical in many ways. In terms of performance, there are certainly few disadvantages to OLS. This also applies if you use a CMS where...

Response headers are not request headers. The RFC specification refers to response headers. Browsers send request headers in upper case for traditional reasons. If the specification states that response headers must be lower case, then you should not expect LiteSpeed to deviate from this...

@zEitEr https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7540#section-8.1.2 https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7540#section-8.1.2.6

I keep my fingers crossed for you. (y)

@Balerion Are there any news?

@eXRuLeZz Redis is Redis and Memcache is Memcache, but Redis or Memcache is not LScache. LScache is a page cache and not a DB cache, so LScache doesn't matter in relation to Redis or Memcache. That's why you can use the linked posts from @AndreyPopov as a guide.

Nothing to thank for. We all learn and benefit from it.

Can you set the Gtag code manually in HTML header? If this is possible do it.

This means that it can be determined with certainty that it is an OLS problem. I used your code and tested it with LSWS so there is no cache problem. However, you should do another test with a test.php. <?php header('x-litespeed-tag:test'); header('x-litespeed-cache-control: public...

@Balerion The answer from the Github Report doesn't give me a coherent explanation that can be reproduced. If this answer were logically correct, then the same malfunction could also be reproduced with LSWS, but it is not. MediaWiki works as expected on LSWS with or without Gtag. Whether the...

I would have been very surprised if the cache had worked with the changed code...

At https://wiki-test.westeros.org/ cache works, but only if I activate the ad blocker. You might want to note this in your Github report?

@Balerion has contacted OLS github Support.

As already said several times ESI doesn't matter. ESI can be enabled and it also doesn't matter, but as slong as there are no ESI wholes ESI is not used. Cache extension for MediaWiki works, but it doesn't work if Gtag extension is installed.

The images aren't the problem, it's what MediaWiki does with them. MediaWiki sets a preload header and this header forces the ls_smartpush cookie to be set. Could you send me the LocalSettings.php via DM? You can delete the DB parameters.

If you want to test the LSWS, I recommend using it together with a supported server control panel. Using LSWS natively without appropriate knowledge of LSWS is not recommended.