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Did you add the LiteSpeed repo before attempting to install? See https://openlitespeed.org/kb/php-via-rpm/

UPDATE: I performed a system reboot for unrelated reasons and now it works. Marking this as closed.

Can't login to PHPMyAdmin. Permissions are correct: directory & files owned by www-data, /var/www/phpmyadmin/tmp exists with permission 0755. The full error is: Error during session start; please check your PHP and/or webserver log file and configure your PHP installation properly. Also ensure...

Will do.

Forgot to mention: I'm running 3 GCP VMs. PHPMyAdmin works correctly on the other 2.

Screenshot from Chrome dev tools. FWIW my SSL certificates are in order for my domain name. AFAIK the cert for PHPMyAdmin is the self-signed cert that comes pre-installed when you set up the VM. The "missing" files all exist at /var/www/phpmyadmin. Context is set: URI = /phpmyadmin/ PATH =...

Google Compute Engine VM Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS PHP 7.4 OpenLiteSpeed server mySQL (MariaDB) Navigate to [my-IP]/phpmyadmin/ or [my-IP]/phpmyadmin/index.php, screen is blank. True for http and https. Same for [my-domain]/phpmyadmin/. Possible causes/solutions?

OK, solved it. Had to go to https://console.cloud.google.com/networking/firewalls/ and open up the port there. Thanks for helping me narrow this down.

200. Where to look next? According to iptables & UFW, the following ports are open: 22, 80, 443, 587, 7080, and 8090. I use Cloudflare, but the only firewall rules there are country-based. This is a disk image that I moved from a previous GCP VM. In theory, it's identical to the previous...

New server on new GCP VM. Server is running, I can SSH in, I can SFTP in, but when I got to [serverIP]:7080 the page just times out. cURL command also times out. No external firewall. UFW allow 7080 for IP v4 & v6.

As Cold-Egg says, this isn't an OLS issue. But to answer your question, try https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-wp-smtp/

FWIW, Cyberpanel does not appear to be installed. OLS WebAdmin is installed and running on the standard port. user@openlitespeed-wp-hiplains-vm:~$ cyberpanel listUsers cyberpanel: command not found /var/tmp is about 600K after the latest reboot. /usr/.tempdisk is a whopping 1.5GB.

Then it should be safe to delete it or create an empty file with the same name? It appears to be a binary.

As noted in the original post, I've already done that.

My server shows 100% full. I've cleaned out the logs and the /tmp directory, but it wasn't enough. One of the largest files is /usr/.tempdisk. The file is owned by root is 1.5GB in size. Is it safe to delete it? How to prevent it from growing to this size again? Running Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS...