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.
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...
Your settings sound good. I have one Ubuntu 24.04 + OLS v1.8.4-3 and can not reproduce it. Could you check the logs and let us know if there are any error/issue reports? If none, please submit the issue to support@.litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended.
Thanks for the report.
They all share the same build file. I just installed OpenLiteSpeed on Noble Arm, and no such issue. Maybe it happens on Debian only, I will review and try to avoid chown/install in the next build release and see how it goes.
Just an idea, not a solution.
For OLS, using built-in LSAPI should be much easier.
Have you tried this stack setup, https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/docker/ols-wordpress/
Right, but I think that the testing repo is not stable, so I will remove the testing dependency package from the default lsphp packages. Still working on it and will update here once everything is done.