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Please share the configs, or screenshot of the configs so we can check for you.

Hi, please check this, https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

May I know if you have added those bot's user-agent to the Bot White List?

@Michael Broad LSWS provides both brotli and gzip compression, by default, the brotli will be used. Since pingdom does not support brotli from day one, you can either ignore the warning, or try other tools, e.g. GTMetrix.

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/ Please post the issue on the LSCache for WordPress support forum! Thanks.

HTTP/3 is enabled by default, no need to update any web server configuration. If HTTP/3 is not working, it is usually due to the firewall settings on your server, please see https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/cp/cpanel/quic-http3/#open-udp-port-443-at-the-firewall for more information.

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For LSWS header validation, that's a minor tweak to request header validation. For the "CloudFlare CDN setting vulnerability patch ", here's the reason "The "Domain" input field under CDN > Cloudflare API lacks proper input validation." And here is the code in case you might be interested.

Looks good. And if the traffic is low, you can also upgrade/downgrade the license manually in the future with no downtime.

Because there's no image was found? For WordPress cache plugin-related issues, please move to the LSCache for WordPress support forum!

It seems you have OWASP enabled, and LSWS just loads those rules, it's not an issue.

@av_admin Please try using the version after v6.0.12 build 11, which has suEXEC for PHP 8.2 support.

Hi, As you may know, LSWS is a web server, there are not many features like a control panel that have, including a system firewall. Here's the common security feature that LSWS supports if you are interested. The guide is for cPanel, but you can still get those features with native LSWS.

Thanks for the report, will forward it to the dev team.

Maybe you can consider using a hosting service, they will take care of the server, DB, backup, firewall .. etc. for you, and you can focus on the site-building.

Although I didn't do the test, but the rule looks ok, may I know if you have tried to place it on the top of the .htaccess file?

As qtwrk (@qtwrk) mentioned, please create a ticket by mail to support@litespeedtech.com with a reference link to this topic , and we will investigate further.

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

It seems like a PHP version issue to me, may I know which PHP version you were running with Apache? And which PHP version with LSWS?

FYI @moonbinas I saw some good feedback with A2 hosting, feel free to check more on this hosting list page. And I believe those hosting supports are more than happy to help you with those questions.