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https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/cp/cpanel/quic-http3/

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This is not a limit of OLS, but a limit of lsquic, at least that's how LiteSpeed describes it. And when LiteSpeed writes that the certificate must be trusted, then I understand this as a certificate that is signed by a trusted certificate authority. In fact, you won't find out until you study...

As long as you use a self-signed certificate, the basic requirements are missing. You cannot test QUIC on localhost. I already told you in LiteSpeed Slack that you need a public IP, a domain and a trusted SSL certificate. You can only test QUIC under these conditions.

@Kartheekdasari I think you have a misunderstanding of the requirements of QUIC. If you use OpenSSL and a certificate generated with OpenSSL was not signed by a trusted certificate authority, then that certificate is self-signed. According to LiteSpeed's specifications, it must be a "trusted"...

@Kartheekdasari You know that QUIC doesn't work with self-signed certificates? By the way, port 9443 is not accessible. QUIC expects port 443 and not any other port.

Do you know avif? avif stands for AV1 Image File Format, is a modern, open-source image compression format. The AVIF format is based on the AV1 video codec, which was developed by the Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia) to provide efficient and high-quality video compression. The AVIF format...

Insufficient server settings that you have changed in the meantime.

Did you know? Optimizing a website does not improve loading time! Are you one of the many millions of users who believe that optimizing a website could improve the loading time? Unfortunately, this is a misconception and who is to blame? It's Google, or Google PageSpeed, because PageSpeed...

@kumiskiri Was I able to expand your wealth of knowledge?

@kumiskiri Whatever configuration you change to speedup your page it has no effect at PageSpeed. PageSpeed can't and don't want to measure the loading time. Core Web Vitals measures the display time, but not the loading time. So you should expand your knowledge...

No, this is not possible because Ezoic would have to know LiteSpeed's cache status in order to forward the request to your server in case of doubt. Otherwise, Ezoic would always deliver outdated content and would never query your server for changed content. Apart from that and in the case that...

@Cold-Egg I have new informations about noabort and noconntimeout directive, especially a solution if it doesn't work. Interested in this?

After countless requests to LiteSpeed when the LiteSpeed Cache plugin for Wordpress is finally avif ready, the first plugin for LiteSpeed LScache is the solution. The name AWR stands for avif and webp replacement including Image Optimization especially made for the LSCache Plugin for Wordpress...

@almadeaventura PageSpeed expects a TTL at least 1 year or 31557600 seconds. Any value that is less than 31557600 seconds will be criticized by PageSpeed. But note that you can only set the TTL for your own sources and not for sources from external hosts.

Or do this if possible with OLS:

You could actually answer your own question. Just count the amount of plugins, then you have the answer. This is not an OLS problem, but a problem with Wordpress, or an unavoidable problem with any PHP framework. Reduce the number of plugins to a tolerable level. Then your performance problems...

@Xoogu A cookie cannot be set by rewriteRule. A cookie is sent as header, so you must use the OLS way to set a custom header (cookie) Header add Set-Cookie "mycookiename=mycookievalue; path=/; secure;SameSite=None"

The session may exists, but if a page is cached you can't check if session exists. A cached page is just plain text and with plain text you can't run PHP, so your thinking is wrong. There are ways to check this anyway, but with OLS those options are severely limited and not safe. Also, don't...

Where do you use these rules? https://www.arabchat.mobi/? I still see CDN headers at https://www.arabchat.mobi/