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qtwrk
(@qtwrk)
there is a daily limit on quota for it , if you have exceeded the quota , then you may need to wait for its daily reset , otherwise it does not have any “wait” to execute
@joy0114
we increased the waiting time between requests. But we did not incresed to 24h.
Only time it gets to 24h is when server cannot connect to your site after a few tries
Hi,
203 requests since the beginning of the month, I don’t think it’s a quota issue … Even if I don’t know how much the daily quota is.
A few requests before yesterday, yesterday and again today for new publications, but nothing significant in number (15 / 20 ?).
I was talking about a 24h wait, because there’s a countdown in seconds. I noticed this while the count was at about 21h, so I concluded that it was started for 24h ..
I’ll look at the latest ip Quic.cloud.
Maybe I don’t have the latest.
Well, apparently it’s not an ip problem.
I’ve even got one more authorized on my side:
147.78.3.13
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qtwrk
(@qtwrk)
please provide the report number , you can get it in toolbox -> report -> click “send to LiteSpeed”
as well as a screenshot on wp-admin -> LiteSpeed Cache -> Dashboard
Hi @qtwrk ,
Last Report Number: VINRHBBN
Last Report Date: 06/20/2025 21:50:16
I think I’ve got a similar issue the the last post of this forum LiteSpeed Cache: WordPress gave an unexpected response
Because, Quic.cloud dasboard >> notice gives me this line:
`2025-06-20 11:34:15
my-website.tld Invalid WP API response
WordPress gave an unexpected response when notified with CCSS results from node 69.50.92.101. Check WP API is properly configured.`
So I read this page: Solving WordPress REST API issues
I added code to my functions.php
And I have got an answer:
{
"remote_ip": "My-private-IP",
"x_forwarded_for": "Null",
"proxy_remote_addr": "Null"
}
The page is long… many more tests to do I think ….
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qtwrk
(@qtwrk)
the connection looks alright since you have 2 nulls
please try go to toolbox -> debug setting -> debug to ON , debug level to advance, debug include URI , add ccss ,
then in toolbox -> log view -> clean up existing log
now try to manually trigger the execution again , wait for 10 , 15 minutes , then share the log via https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/
Some difficulties to find out my Ubuntu password …
Need to create another account, but some difficulties to retrieve the Ubuntu email … some days are just like that.
For now, I have to sleep… More informations tomorrow.
Thanks for your help.
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qtwrk
(@qtwrk)
oh, no worry ,you can use any of these kind of sharing site , or even put it on your own site for a downloadable text file
Hi,
Well, I got out of my 24-hour prison, but I was “incarcerated” again … in forcing ccss cron.
So I did what you told me.
And when I clicked on “force cron” (ccss section of the Litespeed plugin dashboard), I got this error at the top of page:
LiteSpeed Cache: WordPress gave an unexpected response when notified with QUIC.cloud service results. Check WP API is properly configured. Check your QUIC.cloud dashboard for more details.
Then, a few minutes later, here’s the resulting log:
Link to log
I can’t use the “Execute ccss queue” button on the “Page optimization” page, as the button is greyed out and indicates the countdown….
"Exécuter CCSS file d’attente manuellement Available after 80783 second(s"
This behavior happened just after I updated Woocommerce to 9.9.5 and the Litespeed plugin to 7.2.
Thanks again for all your help !
Best regards
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qtwrk
(@qtwrk)
alright
please create a ticket by mail to support at litespeedtech.com with reference link to this topic , we will investigate further.
Ok, Thank you for your time.
Best regards
