Wordpress LScache Plugin: 404 for min.js and min.css Apple Devices
Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02 Hello, I have been seeing a lot of incoming 404 errors that look like these on our error logs: /min/8dcec.js /min/e9a97.css They are only coming from Apple Macintosh desktop, iPhone and iPads devices My environment: LiteSpeed Web Server version 5.4.7 LiteSpeed Cache (version 3.2) WordPress version 5.4.1 PHP version 7.3.18 Hi, These /min/ are from v2.9. in v3 its /wp-content/litespeed/cssjs/ maybe they are accessing with browser cached page ? Could you please provide the report number ? Best regards, @CacheCrawler Hi, What you say makes sense, what does not make sense is that they are just coming from apple devices only. Here is the report number. Report number: YTAFPFPT Regards, Hi, Is it still happening ? and check if you see 404 error on IP 185.105.3x.xx? i just access it at UTC 16:52 or so with my iPhone from that IP Best regards, @CacheCrawler It looks like they are reducing in number, there are less 404s in the past hour. Maybe Apple devices using Safari have a more aggressive cache and it will take time before they disappear. I did not see your IP on my error logs. I think I am going to give it a couple of days to see if the 404s are reducing in numbers and not increasing. Best Regards, Hi, I did see Cache-Control: public, max-age=600 which will make browser caches page, but it should not last that long , as its only 10 minutes ? Best regards, @CacheCrawler Hi, Base on the report you saw and our configuration what should the Cache-Control: public, max-age should be? I see on Cloudflare we have Browser Cache TTL at 1 year (this was the setting recommended by WP Rocket when we were using that plugin). But then again we purge all caches often when we make updates to the site. Regards, Hi, The main page of any wordpress should have it as cache-control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate and the static resources should have it as cache-control: max-age=xxxxxx , public Best regards,
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