Recent content by Cardiff-Paul

The older 8.x versions are just development steps to get the old code to 8.4. It's easier to go one version at a time and deal with those changes. New live code will be PHP 8.4.

That's exactly what I expected, thank you for confirming. Those folders make it easy to see what packages are available for different CentOS etc releases. I will build a new development server running AlmaLinux 9 for PHP 8.0 onward and keep the current one for working with legacy code. Thank...

I have a local development server (mini PC) currently running CentOS 7 with OpenLiteSpeed 1.7.19 and LSPHP versions 7.0 to 8.3. I am still supporting client websites running on various PHP 7.x versions hence the need for this setup (PHP 7.0 to 7.3 aren't available for newer distros). Ongoing...

As attached screenshot, with OpenLiteSpeed 1.7.19 there is a stray \n in the top left corner of index pages. This maybe fixed in 1.8.0 which I know is imminent.

OK, it's sorted - so you can ignore this whole thread! I had set the hostname to "dev" because it's a web dev server and I tend to use short names on my local network. However it seems that browsers look for .dev extensions and redirect them automatically to https. Even though "dev" != ".dev"...

I have now downloaded and compares the httpd_config.conf files from both servers. The only differences are the serverName (expected), the memory limits for CGIRLimit (higher on the new one) and the memory limits for railsDefaults, wsgiDefaults and nodeDefaults (all 2047M on the old server and 0...

EDIT: OK, it's sorted, so you can ignore this whole thread! If an admin wants to delete it that's fine. I have completed a fresh installation of OpenLiteSpeed with various PHP versions on CentOS 7 on physical hardware. This is set up the same as an existing installation also on CentOS 7 in...

I decided to stick with CentOS 7 in the end. Although lsphp70 is available in Ubuntu 18.04, several other parts such as lsphp70-gd and lsphp70-xml aren't, whereas they are for CentOS 7. Indeed even versions down to lsphp53 are available. I did have a couple of issues with CentOS 7 on the...

Ubuntu 18.04 sounds like a good option although it is still only supported until 2023. So I'm not sure whether there is any advantage over CentOS 7 (it will probably come down to whichever is easier to install on my hardware). I would certainly prefer not to have to attempt custom builds as I...

I currently have a HyperV local development server running CentOS 7 with OpenLiteSpeed set up for lsphp versions 70 to 82. I am supporting some legacy code that will not (currently) run on anything above PHP 7.0, hence this requirement. I am looking to rebuild this on a physical machine (which...

Excellent, thank you for taking care of this and forwarding it onto the dev team.

Thank you for looking into this. I have just done a few tests. It is nothing to do with web admin. The error occurs if I view a URL with a .htaccess file that specifies PHP 8.2 (as below) and no index.php file, so the server returns a HTML list of the files and folders. RewriteEngine On...

Latest version of OpenLiteSpeed, I get this error: PHP Deprecated: Using ${var} in strings is deprecated, use {$var} instead in /usr/local/lsws/share/autoindex/autoindex_include.php on line 482 I have had this with the last couple of versions too. Just changing the one line as suggested...

I have found the answer. Reload the repo cache with: yum makecache then run: yum update openlitespeed

I have two installations on CentOS 7 (local dev systems) installed from the repository as detailed here https://openlitespeed.org/kb/install-ols-from-litespeed-repositories/ WebAdmin says the new version is available but "yum update openlitespeed" doesn't offer the new version. Will this catch...