How to bulk Enable/Disable LiteSpeed Login Page Cache using cPFence Tools?

Manage LiteSpeed Login Cache (WebUI Method)

 

  1. Open the cPFence WebUI and select the target server.
  2. Go to Tools & UtilitiesWP-AutoShield Bulk Tools.
  3. Inside LiteSpeed Tools, pick Enable Login Page Cache to re-enable caching or Disable Login Page Cache when using cPFence WAF CAPTCHA.
  4. Confirm the action so cPFence toggles the LiteSpeed Cache option on all WordPress sites (or only those selected).
  5. Use the streamed output to confirm each site was updated.

Disabling login caching prevents conflicts with CAPTCHA or other dynamic login customizations.

Command Line (CLI) Method

  1. SSH into the server.
  2. Disable cached logins:
    cpfence --bulk-disable-ls-cache-login-page
  3. Re-enable them when safe:
    cpfence --bulk-enable-ls-cache-login-page

 


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