How to clear the website cache in cPanel?

[joel lee]

There are basically 2 methods to clear the website cache :

Method 1:

First of all you have to use your credentials to to login to your cPanel.
Then go to the file manager in the files section.
Now locate the iscache folder and then click on that folder.
Now select all from the toolbar above the right column of file manager.
Now nothing you have just you have to press the delete button in the tool bar of the file manager.
This will open up  the confirmation dialog box
Now scroll down in the confirmation dialog box and there you have to locate skip the trash, and then permanently delete the files checkbox. Check mar the checkbox and press confirm.
Hurray your website cache is now cleared.

Method 2 :

1. In second method you have to first login to your cPanel
2.Then go to  the search bar and then type cache.
3. There you will see Litespeed Web Cache Manager as your search result.
4. Now click on the litespeed web cache manager which will open a new page in your cPanel.
5. Scroll down to flush LSCache and then click on the flush all button.
6. There you will see the warning message. Now click ok to proceed.
7. Hurray your website cache is now cleared.

[Bajwa_builders]

Log in to cPanel. ...
Open the File Manager: ...
In the left column of File Manager, click the lscache folder:
In the toolbar above the right column of File Manager, click Select All:
In the top toolbar of File Manager, click Delete:

[zakbrooks]

I usually navigate to cPanel's 'Clear Site Cache' option for a seamless process. Speaking of transparency, it reminds me of debates on rappers with ghostwriters. While it is a personal choice, acknowledging contributions is key. Similarly, ensuring a clean cache is essential for an optimal website performance.

Hope that helps!

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