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For OpenLiteSpeed, you don't need to specify <IfModule LiteSpeed>, as that directive is typically used in shared hosting environments running LiteSpeed Enterprise (LSWS). You also don't need to wrap rules inside <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>, since OpenLiteSpeed supports mod_rewrite functionality by...

CLI and API call methods are not available yet. How about `grep module /usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.conf`, it will at least show the configured modules on the server level.

For OpenLiteSpeed, I don’t think there's a plan for Enterprise reCAPTCHA yet.

OpenLiteSpeed is not vulnerable to HTTP/2 Bomb attacks. See https://blog.litespeedtech.com/2026/06/05/http-2-bomb-vulnerability/ for more details.

No, it does not support reCAPTCHA Ent, you might want to apply it on the site level.

Thanks for the suggestion, I've forwarded the above info to the dev team.

Regarding the language improvements, we plan to use AI modules to enhance the translations and likely include them in version 1.9.1. We would appreciate any feedback you can provide in the meantime. :)

This new module should be included in the 1.9 but it's not, thanks for the report. The dev team will have it included, probably in the next release/build.

I followed the doc without changing anything, as it's my first time installing GLPI.

I follow https://glpi-install.readthedocs.io/en/latest/prerequisites.html#apache-configuration and make sure the document root points to the public folder, and set the rewrite rules(I am not sure if it's required.). The installation wizard all works for me.

It should be required in the old version too. Could you double-verify the issue with the upgrade/downgrade command https://docs.openlitespeed.org/installation/upgrade/#method-2-lsupsh-script If the behavior changes in v1.9.0 only, you can send the issue to support@litespeedtech.com for further...

It will be enhanced in the next release.

By default, the webadmin listener is set Secure to yes, and it uses a self-signed cert and key e.g. $SERVER_ROOT/admin/conf/webadmin.key. Did you empty the webadmin SSL config or change any default configs?

I will forward it to the dev team and see if we can include this request in the next release.

This finding refers to TLS 1.2 signature hash alg with OpenSSL. Modern clients will negotiate SHA-256 where supported. SHA-1 is only present for legacy compatibility and is not actively used in modern handshakes. Currently, OpenLiteSpeed does not offer such a configuration. If you really need...