Ubuntu 20.04 does not support LSPHP71. If you need to use lsphp71 I'd recommend either updating your scripts or switching your distro to Ubuntu 18/CentOS 7.
PHP71 in general is EOL and not receiving any security updates and using it is a security hazard and not recommended.
JSON and GD are both included in the base packages now, they will not be separate. Some extensions have not been fully updated for PHP 8 and will be released as they become stable.
Hi, sorry for the delay I have been trying to reproduce the issue without luck.
Can you try installing OLS via the binary install method here: https://openlitespeed.org/kb/install-from-binary/
See if it works that way.
What is the out put of the following commands:
dpkg -l | grep 'openlitespeed'
and also
dpkg -l | grep 'lsphp'
Also what OS are you running? From the logs it shows Xenial Ubuntu 16 but you mentioned Ubuntu 18 earlier.
If it is working with only sometimes showing gd_info() is undefined it may be a code issue with whatever calls gd. The output of your command shows gd is enabled and working inside of lsphp74. Do you have any way of reproducing it?
We will take a look at adding an RC release before stable comes out.
Can always try compiling it from source. https://docs.litespeedtech.com/extapp/php/getting_started/#source
We currently do not have plans to add mailparse as a package but that could change in the future if there is more demand.
You can follow this guide to install it manually to work with LSPHP https://docs.litespeedtech.com/extapp/php/extensions/#pecl
Do you have any hosts entries for rpms.litespeedtech.com? The IP you that it is resolving to on your server is not one of our servers.
What is output of `iptables -L -t nat` and `ifconfig`