Search results

Do you see imap package in the phpinfo? If not, restart the PHP process (killall lsphp) You can also try listing the imap functions with <?php print_r(get_extension_funcs("imap"));

@wassupdev 1.9.0 package was pushed yesterday.

For a WordPress site, please remember to use the LSCache plugin for WordPress to manage caching instead of relying on cache rules or policies. As for PHP tuning, it largely depends on your environment and traffic levels. There isn't a one-size-fits-all configuration. If your site isn't showing...

The OLS repo package will be built and pushed weekly, so you may expect the package sometime this week. For now, to use the latest version, try /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh command in the SSH console.

To do this you would have to click the "details" button in the bottom right and then a little link will say something along the lines as "continue to (website) anyway (unsafe)". If it does not work, do you have any screenshots?

Thanks for the report. We’ve rebuilt the package which should includes a few minor bug fixes, and republished it with the same version number. If you install the package from litespeed repo, justupgrade the package should do it, e.g. `apt update && apt install --only-upgrade openlitespeed -y`

Hi @xirtam For further modsec with a custom error code on LSWS, please post in the LSWS forum. Thank you.

Thanks for the report, will check it further via the support ticket.

I'm a little confused. If the / context is already proxying everything to vaultwarden_backend, and you want to add another context for /admin to whitelist specific IPs, is that correct? If so, you may want to use another proxy context rather than a static context.

Do you mean /empty/admin is a folder? Then /admin/ is expected. If that's not the case, please provide more information, like is there any file under the admin folder.

Sorry for the typo.

I can't reproduce the issue locally, could you raise a new ticket to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended? We will help to check the issue further from there.

We haven’t received any other similar reports. Could you please email the issue to support@litespeedtech.com and include a link to this forum post? We'll continue investigating from there.

I just installed OLS on RoxyLinux 10 without any issues. Maybe you can back up lsws folder just in case, and then install the OLS again and see if there's any error in the middle. Or manually setup the service file "/usr/lib/systemd/system/lshttpd.service" # should be added as...

Will forward the issue to the dev team

The real service name is lshttpd So you can either use this service lsws status Redirecting to /bin/systemctl status lsws.service ● lshttpd.service - OpenLiteSpeed HTTP Server Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/lshttpd.service; enabled; preset: disabled) Active: active...

In theory, yes, because I did not manually build it on a CentOS 8 ARM server before. It’s also possible to install LSAPI PHP (lsphp) and MariaDB manually instead of using the ols1clk script.

@hp2 Our dev team has updated the release package(same version) on GitHub now, could you please try it again?

Thanks for the report. The `always` is supported and is the default value. onsuccess is not. I will forward this to the dev team.

@xirtam Could you let us know the output of this command? /usr/local/lsws/bin/lshttpd -v In addition, please try running the following command to update to the latest package build and see if that fixes the issue: /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh