Problems on Uninstall

No error messages, just notification of high resource usage caused by lsphp.

Deactivating plugins and theme still causes this. How do I get rid of the built-in lightspeed cache functionality from php? Or at least stop php from calling lightspeed?

Yes deactivated all plugins and used standard WordPress theme.

prefer you not routing around in wp-admin to be honest. I’m on shared hosting with guru.co.uk so server is litespeed maintained by them.

I uninstalled it as I i couldn’t get it to function with a number of areas of my website:

– My site runs Http 2.0 when using W3TC (page cache, browser cache, minify, CDN). Turning off the page caching in W3TC and using Litespeed cache meant it only ran Http 1.1

– Turning off page caching in W3TC and using Litespeed cache meant that my CDN (Amazon Cloudfront) returned no static files. Disabling Litespeed cache and the static files all reappear.

– I send a daily email of posts to signups using an external provider (Mailchimp). With Litespeed cache enabled no emails were being sent out for several days in a row despite not caching my feed in Litespeed cache and the new posts were in my feed. Turning off litespeed cache and all returned to normal.

– Since uninstalling and just using W3TC for everything (page cache, browser cache, minify, CDN) all has returned to normal.

– I am still left with notifications of high server usage from my hosting due to the processes outlined above:
lsphp
lsphp:/home/myuserid/public_html/index.php
lsphp:/home/myuserid/public_html/wp-cron.php

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by Markurs.

Attachments are pulled by the CDN on first usage of the static file, therefore there is no need to upload them as it works as a mirror. I use W3TC CDN (option: Amazon Cloudfront (pull)) in the general options menu of W3TC.