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If you finish all the steps, script will be removed automatically. To remove it manually is easy, vi /etc/profile and remove the "sudo /opt/domainsetup.sh" entry.

That explains. You can try https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:troubleshooting:handle-cookie-vary to separate views by cookie.

HI, So if you have lscache setup correctly (see a cache hit from response header), then it general should be able to handle >1000 connections. So "15/30" is really way too low. I may guess cache not working in your production site, could you share the test link here so we can verify? If you...

[Resolved] To anyone who may be interested. Issue was due to invalid cert path, so port 443 listener failed to start.

Hi, May I ask limited number means how many connections to SSL and PHP? Any cache solution on it? I am more curious about how's the site went down. Auto-scaling now may not ideal for cache solution since the cache file may not be valid. To make cache solution work in this case, may need to...

That's normal, default web admin come with self-signed certificate for secure reason. To avoid the warning, you may want to set a valid SSL cert/key on path on web admin SSL tab.

Once you setup the virtual host and add the sub domain to the existing 80/443 listener, also web admin port set to e.g. 8443, then you should be able to visit web admin through https://subdomain:8443.

Hi @kifurax , I just installed on DigitalOcean Ubuntu 18.04 and it went well. Please share the output with command apt list --installed | grep lsphp May I also ask which cloud platform you tested on? Best, Eric

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Hi, I think you can create a new virtual host with the sub domain. Follow wikis to set valid SSL on web admin: https://forums.cyberpanel.net/discussion/1259/tutorial-how-to-secure-ols-lsws-webadmin-console-with-valid-ssl-certficate...

Hi @Webshaped.Biz , Could you run this command from ssh console and share the output here? grep certbot /etc/cron.d/certbot | grep -v '#' It will be better if you can also provide ols restart log from `/usr/local/lsws/logs/lsrestart.log` Best, Eric

Hi @Real_Time , Check https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:lsmcd:install-memcached#for_ubuntu_debian . Did you install memcached yet? Please check if service is running. Then go to lscache plugin to enable object cache...

You can add certificate to virtual host level. Visit web admin -> Virtual Hossts -> SSL tab, specify your cert then do a graceful restart Best, Eric

If you were installed from LiteSpeed repository. You can try 1. edit user & group from `/usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.conf` 2. Remove rtreport, `rm -rf /tmp/lshttpd/.rtreport*` 3. then reinstall it by command `apt-get -y install --reinstall openlitespeed `

No cache/cache hit on the page so not cache related. Will check if it's rewrite rule related.

Could you also compare both permission of this file `conf/vhosts/wordpress/adm` on servers? Any entry inside of the file on ls12?

If you just leave one line in rewrite tab, will it work? RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://apachehttps/$1 [P,L] Please share all rules in rewrite tab and .htaccess file, thanks. Best, Eric

Hi, OpenLiteSpeed only support rewrite rules in .htaccess. To turn off the cache control, please access to OpenLiteSpeed web admin ->Server configuration -> General -> Expires Settings and change from there Best, Eric

HI, Just ask, did you setup OLWS as a proxy success yet? You can put rewrite rules in .htaccess file if that is what you are asking? Best, Eric

Hi, I can not visit your sites at this moment. From the screenshot you provided that means cache is not hit. You may want to check if there's any cachelookup in your .htaccess file. May I also know how did you setup your openlitespeed? e.g. from litespeed repo, or from cloud image. Best, Eric