LiteSpeed Cache for XF2 - Community

LiteSpeed Cache for XF2 - Community 2.3.0

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After testing LSCache on XF, it’s clear that full page caching is not compatible with dynamic forum architecture. When LSCache is enabled, several recurring issues appear:
  • login loops and session validation errors,
  • new posts/edits appearing late for guests,
  • cookie vary conflicts with XenForo’s session handling,
  • LSCache and the PWA service worker claiming the same HTML output,
  • occasional delivery of guest cache to logged-in users.
Our stable setup is: Cloudflare (static CDN), Redis object cache, OPcache. Fully compatible with XenForo’s dynamic nature. All inconsistencies disappear the moment LSCache is disabled. Until the LiteSpeed team provides XF-specific invalidation/compatibility support, LSCache is not a reliable solution for forum-based platforms.
 
Ricsca said:
When you make certain statements, you have to provide numbers.
Can you give me statistics on people who have abandoned a site because they couldn't find a black theme?
I bet you don't have them because they don't exist! There isn't a single sane person who, if they can't find a black theme, leaves and doesn't visit the site... let's be serious... Then if we want to invent fake problems, that's another matter...
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Having to change the entire color theme of a site is ridiculous. Of course if you entirely change a site you might lose members.
 
Tamer said:
After testing LSCache on XF, it’s clear that full page caching is not compatible with dynamic forum architecture. When LSCache is enabled, several recurring issues appear:
  • login loops and session validation errors,
  • new posts/edits appearing late for guests,
  • cookie vary conflicts with XenForo’s session handling,
  • LSCache and the PWA service worker claiming the same HTML output,
  • occasional delivery of guest cache to logged-in users.
Our stable setup is: Cloudflare (static CDN), Redis object cache, OPcache. Fully compatible with XenForo’s dynamic nature. All inconsistencies disappear the moment LSCache is disabled. Until the LiteSpeed team provides XF-specific invalidation/compatibility support, LSCache is not a reliable solution for forum-based platforms.
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Did this happen recently because my 2 xenforo websites running litepseed slowed down a couple weeks ago.
 
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