Wordpress LScache Plugin: Improve Documentation
Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02 Could you kindly consider improving the documentation for this section for those using Cpanel? I am not sure even what I should be targeting. Last time I tried adding quic cloud my site went down and only web host backups restored it. https://docs.litespeedtech.com/products/lscdn/onboarding/#adding-the-subdomain Hi, Duly noted. that origin subdomain is optional though. Are you also using cPanel as your DNS manager ? Best regards, Yes, I do. The A record is the root domain with an IP and the www is a cname with the root domain name. Hi, but is your site set to use root domain or use www ? Best regards, I set it to use WWW in the wp-config.php. Hi, then it should be simple , just change your www CNAME to QC cname assigned to you ,e.g. c12345.tier1.quic.cloud Best regards, I will. Will my site go down until the new cname propagates? Hi, usually it wont , old record will be replaced by new record when that new record is propagated. use shorter TTL if possible. Best regards, Hi. I have an SSL certificate on my site already. What option should I choose in the SSL section of Quic Cloud? I chose the manual option and left it blank for now. Hi, in dashboard, you will see 2 text-boxes , copy-paste your cert and private key into those 2 boxes , save it , thats it Best regards, What I am really inquiring is what that setting does where I already have an SSL cert on my server? By default QC will issue a Lets Encrypt cert but some user has his/her own certificates from different vendor , or need to use EV , wildcard cert ?etc , then that option is for user to upload their own cert. So I can just ignore the setting if I have an SSL cert? second, for shared hosting, do I need to notify the WebHost to whitelist the IPs here https://www.quic.cloud/ips? if you dont need to use your own cert and OK with lets encrypt cert, then just ignore it yes , but it may not need unless you encounter problem , like CDN IP being blocked by your host Okay, thank you for your assistance. Cheers!
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