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Fred17
(@f14m07)
Last Report Number: ZCCLBUOJ
Last Report Date: 07/16/2026 17:25:04
@f14m07
Thank you for report and I am sorry for the problem you have
I checked the Network tab from Dev Console and I see image: /wp-content/uploads/2026/01/xEtonell-spyassim-vueautre-voilier-150×150.jpeg.webp.pagespeed.ic.HT4XLvV72T.webp has 404 status.
The thing is that both have an x in front.
I checked the report and I see that server is changing CSS/JS/Images src by adding .pagespeed.***
It comes from a server module: Pagespeed.
Please try disabling that, clear cache and test the change.
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Fred17
(@f14m07)
I have no access to litespeed module serveur. Why it works and sudenly it doesn’t.
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Fred17
(@f14m07)
I saw I have the issue on safari and firefox but not in chrome.
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Fred17
(@f14m07)
two images have the x before the name, one is visible, not the other.
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Fred17
(@f14m07)
In the media library, I clicked on ‘Restore from backup’ and the image file became visible. So what is the problem? Is the optimised file deleted at some point?
@f14m07 If it worked before and now is not working, that means something changed on your site(updated, new plugins).
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Fred17
(@f14m07)
@f14m07 try Purge CSS/JS and Purge All
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Fred17
(@f14m07)
I’d tried, but without success.
@f14m07 I visited the site and I do not see the error: not JS file or image
From what I see the errors are fixed.
I think the error appears from a second cache layer that is not updating when LSC is changing cache.
Please confirm my finding.
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Fred17
(@f14m07)
Maybe a TTL problem that I haven’t identify. Thanks for your support, you can close this issue.
I can close the topic, but if you need further help, just reply here.