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That's interesting that it occurs with 1.4.4 and not 1.3.7. As I mentioned earlier, the developers and I thought it might be from compiling PHP, but that shouldn't be different for different versions. We'll keep an eye on this. Cheers, Michael

Howdy @oyang, You're right. The developer was able to reproduce the bug in 1.4.4. Looks like it was successfully fixed in one, but not the other. We'll definitely have it fixed in the next version. Thanks as always. Michael

Never mind. It's https://twowheeldemon.com/ right? m

Hey Tyler, What's the site URL? (Does MC stand for "motorcycle"? Because I'm from Brooklyn and here it stands for "master of ceremonies" and usually involves being able to rhyme well.) Perhaps it's a, gulp, HTTP/2 implementation issue... m

Yup. Unless otherwise noted, OpenLiteSpeed works the same as Enterprise. (Also, this is noted in the OpenLiteSpeed cache module wiki: http://open.litespeedtech.com/mediawiki/index.php/Help:Modules:Cache#Configuring_using_rewrite_rules )

Ha. Sorry. I thought you answered your own question. Yes. There is an HTTP/2 Clear Text feature that allows you to upgrade to HTTP/2 without HTTPS. As for the cache, certainly. This is an example of how to do it with IPBoard...

Hi Oyang, Sorry to hear about that. Can you confirm that your /usr/local/lsws/conf directory is owned by lsadm (and that your admin_php user is lsadm)? About the load, that's probably the load caused by compiling PHP. Compiling PHP requires a lot of resources. Michael

Yes, please? :D

Howdy all, Just posted this to the Google Group, but I think it bears repeating here: We just released OpenLiteSpeed 1.3.7 and 1.4.4. Both versions support HTTP/2 draft 16. We're very excited about HTTP/2's impending release and will do our best to support it as soon and as fully as possible...

Ha! Yeah, you're not the first to point this out. OLS.com is an unofficial forum for OpenLiteSpeed. @Slavik controls the software used. At the moment, I believe it shares a VPS with some other sites, so it was easier to use the web server the other sites were already using. Maybe it's time...

Yup. Since 1.3.1: http://open.litespeedtech.com/mediawiki/index.php/Help:Modules:Cache This comparison, though, I do not agree with. I think it's more like: OpenLiteSpeed 1.4 = NGINX Mainline OpenLiteSpeed 1.3 = NGINX Stable LSWS Enterprise > anything Perhaps I'm not totally serious about...

That's not a totally unfair way of putting it. It's not really how we think of it, but the general timeline is right. We don't think of OpenLiteSpeed (especially not the stable versions) as a beta product, but, in this world of perpetual beta we now live in, that way of thinking isn't that far off.

(Nudging @Slavik) I believe @Slavik is doing his best to keep the spam out, but there seems to be a pretty big flood. m

Probably, I should do a blog post about this at some point...

Hmmm. That comparison needs to be updated a little. Initially page caching was not available for OpenLiteSpeed, but it has been for quite some time. Thanks for pointing that out. The stability point, though, probably does require some fleshing out: There are some new features that we debut in...

What if you want XCache instead? And having the guides on open.litespeedtech.com sends traffic to your forum's guide.

That idiot is very helpful. (Perhaps he'd like a wiki account so he can add his guides to http://open.litespeedtech.com/mediawiki/index.php/Help:Configuration#Unofficial_Third_Party_Guides ?) We're going to remove the Opcache checkbox from PHP 5.5 and 5.6's options. Maybe we'll add it back in...

Thanks for pointing this out! We'll take a look into it. m

Hey Roldan, Thanks for posting fixes to you PHP compile problems. What did you have to do to get Opcache working? Michael

Howdy guys, Thanks for the added information. Sorry for letting this sit for so long. We're working on pushing out a new version of OpenLiteSpeed real soon. As soon as that's out, we'll work on fixing this bug. Michael