Recent content by vadim

The bash script to insert in your crontab #!/bin/bash if [ "$( curl -s 'https://openlitespeed.org/packages/release' )" != "$( cat '/usr/local/lsws/VERSION' )" ] then /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh else echo "Openlitespeed is up to date" fi

Thanks, but it's a production server. Now I'll try to write a bash script to insert it into crontab.

I cannot remember where I read this, but I have a conflict of rights on virtual server (log files access for example) when I used repo installation. After installing from binary and edited ols.conf all problems escaped. So I choose installation from binary. It works like a charm, but the problem...

Documentation says that www-data may be assigned only for installation from binary or source.

but I need to use www-data user/group - so I need to write a bash script to test and upgrade

I have updated it tomorrow morning to 1.6.6. lsup installed 1.6.6 over 1.6.6. Once more: # /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh lsup.sh Version: v2.3-12/27/2019. download URL is https://openlitespeed.org/packages/openlitespeed-1.6.6.tgz 2020-01-27 16:50:51...

It updates the installation from 1.6.5 to 1.6.5 - not only test. Moreover, it downloads binary each time when launched. But the question is - how to test installation and update when only needed? lsup.sh Version: v2.3-12/27/2019. download URL is...

Yes, I uninstalled ls with apt purge and upgraded it with binary. But the question remains - how to automatically update binary installation?

On ubuntu ater installing from binary update downgraded 1.6.5 to 1.5.11.

Hi all, My client need to autoupdate openlitespeed regularly without console access. OLS installed from binary repo. Can I use cron to test? lsup cannot do this - test and upgrade if new version appears, as I see. Any help would be welcome.

It looks strange, but... next day it have worked. I don't understand why it haven't worked before. Maybe some ssl cache exists?

(Added) and see another issue: Enable rewrite doesn’t work. But works when it is not set :oops:

Hi, I have a problem with adding a second vhost. All hosts work on 80 port without any problem I add a le certificate for the first domain to listener and first vhost works well. But when I add letsencrypt certificate to the second domain I saw that it uses the first one whilst ssl tab of vhost...

When you plan to add ioncube php7.4 module? Because of it's absent on Ubuntu 18.04.

It cannot solve the task because of you need to change some user permissions. Because file of /etc should be owned by root, as standard OLS files owned by lsadm