Wordpress LScache Plugin: How to see cache size
Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02 Hi, how can I see how big my cache is? Everytime I crawl my cache, it gets missed and I recrawl, its missed again, so probably all my items (products) of Woocommerce gets purged somehow, over and over again. Can someone help? The page I need help with: https://esx-scripts.com How can I know that my pages are cached??? I have the feeling that they dont get cached, on my crawler its always missed and the litespeed folder doesnt get changed ?.. @CacheCrawler do you have an idea? What do you like to know? The size of cache or if pages are cached? @CacheCrawler I use the crawler, and its always saying miss . ALL pages I crawled, are still not cached, and they load like 10 secs. I do not see any size increases on my files (webserver) so I think the caching isnt working. Do I need to disable anything? I am using Cloudflare Proxy, QUIC and Litespeed Regarding Cloudflare I cant tell you anything, but there is only 1 thing. If you use CF also for dynamic sources this will fail, because you try to cache a URL that is already cached by LiteSpeed. Double caching doesnt make your page faster. It causes issues, so you have to check your settings at CF. I use the crawler, and its always saying miss . If a URL isnt cached and if you request this URL the cache status shows the current status. This means you have to request a page twice to see a hit header, but it only takes 1 request to cache a URL. If you want to check cache status use deveopler console and check response header for the main document. (x-litespeed-cache header). To check the size and the number of files in your server account, install ncdu: https://dev.yorhel.nl/ncdu @CacheCrawler Thanks for all the help man. Also: Does Run Duration have to be smaller or the same as my PHP_memory_limit? Or doesnt it matter? No, these settings doesnt matter, but check this: https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/troubleshoot/#cache-purges-too-frequently Thanks @CacheCrawler ! Do you recommend using Guest Mode (and Guest Mode Optimization)? Guestmode yes, but take care of Guestmode Optimization. (read the hints) This could cause conflicts and issues depending on your theme and installed plugins, but no optimization will speedup your page. Sounds paradox, but optimization only improves the display time after all data have been loaded from the server. The most speed you only get with cache. Thanks again. Do you have an idea on how to shorten add to cart time? Im using REDIS object cache, but still takes 2-3 secs. No, there is no way. Redis is also a cache and to get the benefit of a cache you need a lot of users they all do the same in short time periode. To improve the load of your site you must reduce everything that causes too much load, so kick off each plugin that you dont really need, but the best method would be kick off WooCommerce! @CacheCrawler yeah youre right. I want to have all products permanently, I added this: add_action(woocommerce_update_product, lscwp_suppress_purge_product_update, 10, 2) function lscwp_suppress_purge_product_update($product_id, $product) ob_start( function($buffer) use ($product_id) @header( X-LiteSpeed-Purge: . LSWCP_TAG_PREFIX . _Po. . $product_id . , . LSWCP_TAG_PREFIX . _WC_S ) return $buffer ) I hope this will work, as I want the products completely persistent
LiteCache Rush: Speed comes from using less, not from doing it faster
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