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An example command to check if any service is listening on port 7080. netstat -antupl | grep 7080 You can check for other ports like 80 and 443 for sure.

curl looks fine. Changing port, webadmin php version, and a reboot are not required. If it failed to bring it up, please check if it's caused by another service listening on the same port with the netstat tool. You can also see the failed reason from the error log.

If you run `curl -IkL https://127.0.0.1:7080/` and it returns 200 status code in the end, which means webadmin is working properly. I don't think Cloudflare can proxy port 7080. Can you double check on this?

Hi, can you Inbox me the OLS config so I can help to verify it for you?

I came across a similar case recently, so I’ve added a solution for anyone who wants to build PHP 7.4 on Ubuntu 24.04 manually. https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/php/custom/#building-old-php-on-new-system

Hi @Cardiff-Paul The issue should have been fixed in the latest build(7). If you have any further questions, feel free to report.

It's generated via /usr/local/lsws/share/autoindex/autoindex_include.php Maybe you can back up the script and customize it, and see if it works.

Thanks for the report, we will look into this!

Thanks for the report, and it's done.

CyberPanel is a control panel; unless it’s compromised, it’s likely not related to the hacking issue. To secure a WordPress website from the web server side, you can protect the wp-login.php and wp-admin pages using a static context. ReCAPTCHA and throttling are also supported by the web...

Proxy context does not support rewrite. You might want to follow https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/reverseproxy/#rewrite-rules to set up the proxy with rewrite, then you can customize the rewriterule from there.

We had no choice but to discontinue lsphp84-imap, since its required dependency is not available in the default Debian 13 sources.

@PaulK @paul_m @epionier OpenLiteSpeed and all PHP packages are pushed, let me know if anything is still missing.

@lkjhfgcr Pushed openlitspeed v1.8.4-4 package for bookworm, feel free to give it a try and let us know if there are any issues.

Adding those parameters to the environment looks correct, though I’m not sure whether DOCUMENT_ROOT is the right one or if PHP-FPM actually receives it. Context might have higher priority than rewrite rules. Instead of using a FastCGI context, you can create a PHP handler for FastCGI so that...