Hi,
I am still not sure if it has anything to do with it. But if you can reproduce it by enabling the LSCWP again and get those IPs, maybe we can take a look or just share the log here so we may have a better idea.
I guess those are optimized CSS and JS files, it's not a problem, and it is also not real IP related. You can try to deactivate the LSCache plugin and see how it goes.
No LiteSpeed cache is involved, have you tried to bypass Cloudflare temporarily to verify if the issue still exists?
Cf-Cache-Status: DYNAMIC
Cf-Ray: 7d5dfcc2dde6404d-SIN
Server: cloudflare
The lsphp81 default installation path should be "/usr/local/lsws/lsphp81/". If you did not have a symlink set to "/usr/bin/php", please run "/usr/local/lsws/lsphp81/bin/lsphp -v" if you want to check the version manually.
Please check this post to verify the idle time. Let me know if you need more information.
Note, if you haven't implemented cache, please try LSCache to reduce the PHP abd DB load. Verify cache on https://check.lscache.io/
Hi @xclazac,
It may be due to the WordPress JQuery version, but I am not sure. If possible, could you join golitespeed community on Slack and PM me @Eric from there?
Mmmm, do you have any links, and could you do a quick check, by disabling the LSCache plugin and see if it helps in your case? And, is there any error shown in the browser dev tool when visiting the preview pages?
@mark.norgate
Not sure if you have per-vhost php.ini setup correctly. What if you try to edit the default php.ini file e.g. /usr/local/lsws/lsphp81/etc/php/8.1/litespeed/php.ini directly, and reload PHP with "killall lsphp" command? Does that work?
Hi @Gengola,
The SSL on the listener level has nothing to do with Cloudflare. You can't visit the domain with port 7080 from CloudFlare because CloudFlare does not allow port 7080.
Check https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/get-started/reference/network-ports/ for available port numbers.