Use OpenLiteSpeed for Shopware 5 or Shopware 6

[gohstx]

Hello,

it try to run the openlitespeed for Shopware 5 and Shopware 6.

I try it for 6 days without any success.

I install an centos 7 with a plesk and install openlitespeed.

The Demo page works.

If i start to put the path to the /var/www/vhost/"Domain"/httpdocs path i have to change the user an group from nobody nogroup to apache to run a normla index.html.

But then if i try to run info.php i got an error 503.

I run ps -ef |grep lsphp an get

apache 9004 1 0 17:21 ? 00:00:00 lsphp
apache 9021 9004 0 17:21 ? 00:00:00 lsphp
root 9704 5498 0 17:26 pts/0 00:00:00 grep --color=auto lsphp


I change also the apache port to use the openlitespeed for port 80 and 443 that works.

Do anybody have an idea to run info.php and then run a shopware installation in that folder?

Thanks

Best regards

gohstx

 

[Cold-Egg]

503 usually has something to do with the PHP setup or code. If you can't load the info page, then you might want to check the PHP config setup on OLS side. Possible to share the config setup? You can also join golitespeed community on Slack] , and DM me @Eric from there.
Just so you know, if you want to use Shopware, the cache plugin will not work on OLS. More https://litespeedtech.com/products/cache-plugins/shopware-acceleration

 

[LiteCache]

Just so you know, if you want to use Shopware, the cache plugin will not work on OLS. More https://litespeedtech.com/products/cache-plugins/shopware-acceleration

Sorry, you are wrong. I have developed a cache plugin for Shopware 5 and it works with OLS. The plugin you link to is not a LiteSpeed plugin, just a third party "service". You can't get the plugin from this provider and you can't buy it either.

If i start to put the path to the /var/www/vhost/"Domain"/httpdocs path i have to change the user an group from nobody nogroup to apache to run a normla index.html.

This is not an OLS issue, but a question of the correct configuration regardless of the web server or OS used. In the case of Shopware 6, the document root must point to the /public directory of Shopware.