Hmm interesting. I wonder if there's a correlation or some issues that occured during the migration that caused the other error logs here:
2025-08-06 10:47:48.601383 [NOTICE] [206161] [101.53.219.160:17830:HTTP2-1#_AdminVHost] oops! 503 Service Unavailable
It's alright though I ended up...
Okay I've just migrated to a new server from a backup which was a machine image. everything seems to be working fine.
I remember too that during the migration I moved it into a server with a lower number of vCPUs and RAM. My OLS server configuration were all still the same on the higher end...
Yes I have it enabled.
It's wierd because this was a wordpress installation migrated from an older server. I moved the databases and all that was required.
when i run
sudo tail -n 20 /usr/local/lsws/admin/logs/error.log
this is the output after opening http://<IP>:7080
2025-08-06...
After migrating wordpress to a new server created via the openlitespeed wordpress deployment on GCP, I cant access my web admin.
After checking /usr/local/lsws/logs/error.log this is the output:
2025-08-06 02:20:19.919439 [NOTICE] [134588] [52.167.144.158:58233:HTTP2-1#wordpress] [STDERR]...
Another question so since you mentioned that the new image was built with Ubuntu 24.04, Can my old instance update/upgrade to this?
I guess my main question is since I already have instances built, do i need to consider deploying new instances and migrating my sites to them to keep things...
I went to spin up a new instance and the process has changed.
just wondering if there is any major difference or if it's best practice to spin up a new instance and migrate the old site to the new instance every now and again?
So i've been looking at the browser cache settings and tried setting up custom headers but now my phpmyadmin screen is blank after following instructions here:
https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/headers/#browser-cache
Deleting the custom header made it work again but just wondering if there...
Hi @Cold-Egg,
Another question regarding virtual hosts - i figured i'll comment in this thread to avoid extra new posts.
I have setup using the Auto setup that installs Listener/VirtualHost/Force SSL/Let's Encrypt/WordPress...
oh! i understand now. well I was always under the impression that it's a fee set by google similar to apple app store fees developers pay to have their apps listed. But if you prefer setting it all up on your own then you wouldn't need to worry about the fees.
Hi John,
Could you clarify this $4.00 pcm you are talking about as i couldn't see it anywhere in the billing or deployment section of the marketplace solution?
Unrelated question, I need to deploy a wordpress instance that uses PHP 8.0 instead of php 8.1. Is it possible to modify the deployment file or is there documentation on how i can downgrade it after deployment?