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Talked around. This is probably two separate errors (we think). For domain1.com.au ERR_SPDY_INADEQUATE_TRANSPORT SECURITY This error probably means that your cipher suite is too weak for Chrome's requirements. (Safari may have more relaxed requirements.) Try turning off SPDY and HTTP/2 and...

Howdy @Fearless, Well, that happened faster than I thought. We've added this to the 1.3.8 and 1.4.5 releases we're announcing today. Cheers, Michael

Howdy @Fearless, Seems you're right. I checked with the developers and it's not supported yet. We do plan to add it, though. Michael

Hey guys, Just wanted to update you. We've been having some trouble reproducing the bug, but hopefully we'll have it reproduced in the next couple days. m

That's cool. It looks like we're actually going to push out 1.4.5 sometime this week. We found a HTTP/2 bug (that was somewhat related to the SPDY image upload bug reported elsewhere) and we want to make sure the HTTP/2 support is as complete as possible. So, if you want, you can just wait for...

Hi @akia and @Tracy Perry, Just wanted to check in. Have either of you tried uploading images with 1.4.4? We're trying to reproduce this issue, but I'd like to make sure it hasn't been fixed by another bug fix. m

Howdy Tracy, Hmmm... Yes, that is an issue. It's fixed in 1.3.7, but apparently not in 1.4.4 yet. The fix will be in 1.4.5, but obviously we don't want to wait for that (if we don't have to). We've just updated the GitHub repository with the fix just now. Could you get the source from there? m

These are some great ideas. We'll be working on ways to make OpenLiteSpeed easier to use this spring and we'll definitely take these into account. You should be able to satisfy all your web server controlling from the WebAdmin console. I realize that's not the situation now, but it's the goal...

Good job! This is exactly the way to do it. If you need per-directory configurations in OpenLiteSpeed, they are configured using contexts. (We do plan, though, to make it easier to set up common applications with OpenLiteSpeed. OpenLiteSpeed is coming along well, but we need to make it easier.) m

Hi @Rudi, Sorry for the delayed response. A lot of OpenLiteSpeed materials can be found in our Enterprise wiki. Unless something in the Enterprise refers to using Apache configuration files (like when you're configuring something with a control panel), it's generally applicable to...

Convo started. m

Alright, Trevor. We need to take you up on one of your offers. We can't reproduce the problem. Can we organize a time to test it with your site (or a copy of your site)? m

Howdy, Hmmm... This seems related to another bug report that I thought we had addressed: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/openlitespeed-development/JQXDi-yJdTA Adding it to the bug list! Can you make sure it works in 1.3.7? m

Hey Raldnor, Doing some cleanup (and trying to improve our bug tracking/feature requests). Sorry I didn't answer this before. I believe only the fonts are externally hosted, and that's because they're kind of a huge file. m

The one that didn't work was the first one (Ubuntu 12.04)? m

Howdy Raldnor, Just wanted to touch base. I agree that it seems to be a bug. I've added it to our bug list. We may need you to make further changes when we're addressing this bug. I'll be in touch when we're working on it. Michael

Hi Oyang, We're not sure why you're seeing this message. What OS are you using? What version of OpenLiteSpeed? We'll try to reproduce it. Michael

But now I will do it intentionally. (If you don't mind.) m

o_O Wow. That's impressive. Tracy, how many times did I get your name wrong? Have I been doing this on other forums too? m

Ah, yes, donorcycles. Y'all are such good samaritans. Thanks for the offer, Terry. We may take you up on it. I'll be in touch soon. m