How to disable LiteSpeed cache via htaccess? Read the article to find out. As part of our Server Management Service, Bobcares provides answers to all of your questions.

How to Disable LiteSpeed Cache via HTAccess?

For the website’s LiteSpeed Cache plugin to function properly, we must set up the web server’s configuration file in order to disable the LiteSpeed Cache via the .htaccess file. Using this technique, we can disable caching for particular URLs, folders, or the entire website by changing the .htaccess file, a vital Apache web server configuration file.

Steps Needed

1. Firstly, use an FTP or a file manager by the web hosting control panel to access the root directory of the website.

2. Then, find the .htaccess file. We may need to make one if it doesn’t already exist.

3. Now, use a text editor or code editor, and open the .htaccess file.

4. Using rules in the .htaccess file, we can disable LiteSpeed Cache for particular URLs, directories, or the entire site.

i. For disabling the cache for particular URLs or directories, add the following code to the .htaccess file::

ii. For disabling an entire site, we can use the below code:

5. Save the .htaccess file changes we made.

6. If we used an FTP client or file manager to access the .htaccess file, upload it back to the web server.

7. It’s a good idea to clear the cache in the browser after making these modifications to make sure we aren’t viewing any cached content.

8. Confirm that LiteSpeed Cache is turned off for the specified URLs or folders by testing the website.

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Conclusion

Before making any changes, make sure to take a backup of the htaccess file or the complete website. Then, test everything thoroughly to make sure the desired caching behavior is realized.