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Hi, Not sure where you saw that, browser cache should be enabled by default on OpenLiteSpeed Web Server. You can check it from web admin > Server Configuration > General > Expires Settings

I am not sure, there's a cronjob /etc/cron.d/certbot, but I don't think it will be triggered with your login, and you even removed the certbot service.

It should be fixed, please try updating OLS again. Let us know if the issue is still.

I will schedule some time next week to review it. That would be great if you guys can point out which part is incorrect so I will not miss it.

Maybe you can set a context from the virtual host. Go to web admin at port 7080 > Virtual hosts > xxx > Context > Static type, and set following values. URI: /webmail/ Location: /usr/local/www/roundcube Accessible: Yes Click the Save button and do a graceful restart OLS. Let us know if it works.

Thanks, v1.7.13 is on both release log https://openlitespeed.org/release-log/version-1-7-x/ and repository now.

Hi @iamsushanth, may I know what is this about, did you post on the wrong thread?

Thanks, will forward to the build master

The first thing is to figure out why there's no Memcached on that domain. Can you also add phpinfo page to other domain and compare if both load the same "Loaded Configuration File"

Can you try to set up a phpinfo page and check if Memcached is on it?

To see the IP from the access log, you will need to use "Trusted IP only". If this site is served by cloudflare, how did you get those hits directly to the original server?

I am actually not familiar with the panel, if you have Apache and WordPress first, it may not work since OLS doesn't read the config files from the Apache. And the panel provides openlitespeed install option actually, so no need to install it from the console. To fix it, you need to know where...

Default PHP version on this server is PHP7.4 or PHP 8.0, have you changed the handler to lsphp73? I just want to make sure you are updating the correct php ini file

Do you mean WordPress upgrade to v5.8 or? What's error did you see on the other pages?

No problem, glad to know it works.

Oh, it's on the PHP extension. We should have had this package support webp a long time ago. May I know your PHP version? Maybe you can try php74 or php80? https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/wordpress/#how-do-i-use-lsphp80

Hi Do you have this package installed, libsqlite3-dev For lsphp sqlite3 extension, you can get it from the LiteSpeed repository, so no custom build is needed. https://docs.litespeedtech.com/extapp/php/getting_started/

May I know the OLS version? As long as the OpenLiteSpeed version is higher than v1.4.33, you should be able to upload it. To upgrade OLS, run the following command, sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade -y You can also check from OpenLiteSpeed Web Admin > Server Configuration > General >...

https://webdock.io/en/docs/how-guides/database-guides/how-enable-remote-access-your-mariadbmysql-database I did not test, but you might want to change the bind-address to allow connections on all host IPv4 interfaces.

Maybe you can run `top` or `free -h` command to check if the service run out of memory.