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Let us know if you run into any problems! m

Answered the question there. Had to consult with the developers, though. Apparently, I wasn't the only one who didn't know about this. I'll try to work it into the documentation when I get a chance. Cheers, m

/usr/local/lsws/bin/openlitespeed -d :) Thanks for asking. This has to be done from the command line and you should stop your current instance of OpenLiteSpeed first. m

Howdy LiteSpeeders, We're getting close to designating 1.3.3 stable (or perhaps 1.3.4 if we find any more bugs). We'd like to encourage anyone who has the opportunity to test 1.3.3. This will help us make sure there are no more extant bugs. Cheers, Michael

Howdy LiteSpeeders, We're getting close to designating 1.3.3 stable (or perhaps 1.3.4). We'd like to encourage anyone who has the opportunity to test 1.3.3. This will help us make sure there are no more extant bugs. Cheers, Michael

Hi Steven, We're unaware of any specific incompatibilities between LSAPI and Phalcon. A quick Google of "Phalcon phpinfo" does bring up a lot of possible reasons why Phalcon might not be showing up on your phpinfo, though. Cheers, Michael

Alright. Something is weird. We think your installation of OpenSSL may have the lib files (libssl.so?) and/or header files (ssl.h) in the "wrong" places (i.e. OpenLiteSpeed isn't finding them where it expects to). We're going to need a little time to reproduce this and figure out how we can make...

Hi, It looks like your OpenSSL 1.0.1g is located at /usr/ssl. Have you tried running ./configure --with-openssl=/usr/ssl when rebuilding LSWS? Cheers, Michael

Answered in the other thread: http://openlitespeed.com/threads/ssl-heartbleed-issue.303/

Hi Steven, Are you sure that this is the OpenSSL that OpenLiteSpeed is using? Check you error logs. Right after OpenLiteSpeed starts is should right an entry specifying the version of OpenSSL used: 2014-07-11 17:03:34.003 [NOTICE] Using [OpenSSL 1.0.1h 5 Jun 2014] You'll need to make sure you...

Hi George, This would be a "context". You can set up contexts in your virtual configs: WebAdmin > Configuration > Virtual Hosts > your vhost > Context Cheers, Michael

Hi @pamamolf , Don't know if you saw this on the Google Group, but this bug has been fixed. It took a little longer to figure out than we expected and had to be pushed back to 1.3.3 (released this week). Cheers, Michael

Hey Fernando, Sorry we missed this one. I see you've posted to the Google Group. It seems like you might be in need of their services. We tend to answer configuration questions on this forum. But bugs really go to that group because that's where the developers like to hang out. Michael

Howdy, Don't worry about your English. We'll both just try our best. That error message says that the server crashed. What is in the error logs around those times? What is happening when it crashes? We'd have to know more information before we can diagnose the issue. And XCache and PHP don't...

CentOS is definitely the easiest to upgrade, since you can install and upgrade from our repositories: http://open.litespeedtech.com/mediawiki/index.php/Repositories This doesn't necessarily make CentOS the best choice, but it is probably the easiest. This I don't know. It really depends on...

Howdy, Just wanted to follow up. The developers would really like to know what happened. Do you think you'll have a chance to get us the logs soon? Cheers, Michael

Hey Jacob, One of our developers pointed out that I never replied to this point. I don't know how I missed it. How's 1.3.2 going? Michael

Great. Just download 1.3.2 and reinstall the same way you installed the first time (but with 1.3.2). You configs should not be affected. (If you want to be extra careful, you could make a backup of your config files.) Cheers, Michael

Hmmm... OpenLiteSpeed is crashing. (That's why you see the notice about core dumps and restarting.) Can you upgrade to 1.3.2 and see if you get the same problem? Michael

Hi Shahin, I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you are asking for. Have you solved the issue you were having with white pages? The custom templates allow you to set up an OpenLiteSpeed configuration and then easily make new vhosts with that configuration. I'm not sure, though, that this is...