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It happens frequently enough that I answer to just about anything and got away from calling folks on it as it tended to embarrass them. So don't worry about it. After being married for 32 years, as I said, I answer to just about everything. :D

I'm well aware that 1.4.x line is a BETA version.. and, being a BETA the post was a request to see if the issue was only occurring with MY site or if OTHERS were also having problems with it. The only reason I was aware of it was one of my users left me a comment on my forum about it and that...

Yep.. and yep, motorcycle. AKA donorcycle. I've regressed to 1.4.3 so it's working for my users... but I'm pretty sure that it's a HTTP/2 issue with FireFox. EDIT: If you want to co-ordinate I can switch to 1.4.4 of OLS so you can see what's going on from a user end - or I can copy the DB over...

OK, got a complaint from a user that he could no longer connect to my MC site using FireFox 35.0.1. Had him regress to 35.0 of FireFox and the problem continued. He was using Windows 7 Pro SP1. I got onto my desktop that is the same OS and confirmed that I could not connect to the site at all...

Anybody else having problems with 1.4.4 and FireFox 35.0.1 not being able to reach their site? I'm about to do a regression back to 1.4.3 to see if that is the problem.

Already got a core dump on my Debian install. Going to monitor it and if I get another one I'll email my core dump as it requested last time.

On an aside... just did a search on Compile OpenLiteSpeed CentOS and my site came up about mid-ways down the first page. :D

Lots of India/Pakistan spammers (human) hitting... BTW, got this when trying to report some Say it ain't so! My curl to my site shows HTTP/1.1 200 OK Etag: "12a3-528892ca-5679da" Last-Modified: Sun, 17 Nov 2013 09:56:26 GMT Content-Type: text/html Content-Length: 4771 Accept-Ranges: bytes...

In other words.. OpenLiteSpeed BETA tests for Enterprise - and if it works well it gets moved into Enterprise. :D

Who wants XCache any more? ;) It won't hurt to have it compile the module.. to get it to load, you still have to include it in the php.ini file. Assumed it was a stand-alone wiki?

You could leave it as it is, but just denote that it is only for versions of PHP prior to 5.5. Then for 5.5 -> have --enabled-opcache as a default (but I think it's already created when it's compiled anyway). And I might be interested.. but then I leech traffic away from my forum's guide!

Or you can check out https://servinglinux.com/resources/install-openlitespeed-on-centos.57/, which is by the same idiot but was done on a CentOS 6.5 box. :p That's where the latest version of those guides (both for Debian and CentOS) are kept at.

I thought you had it done. I've got a guide started on my Linux site outlining what I've had to do on a CentOS 6.5 bare metal setup to get it to compile and up and running. EDIT: You can see that it is up and running on 5.6.4 at http://boingo.servinglinux.com/phpinfo.php.

What exactly does this mean (other than apparently client throttling is broke)? This is on OLS 1.4.3 [PlainConf] [perclientconnlimit:] Not support [blockbadreq 1] in file usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.conf:88 Here are my settings

OK.. confirmed that upload of image has problem with Safari. When looking at the vhost error log this is what is there. 2015-01-12 18:29:18.800 [INFO] [70.196.15.85:8042:SPDY3-51] HttpExtConnector state: 10, request body sent: 65536, response body size: -2, response body sent:72, left in buffer...

Just uploaded an image from my iPhone 6 using Chrome and it worked.. now I'll try with Safari.

I'm running OLS 1.4.3 on https://twowheeldemon.com. I'll try the iPhone/iPad uploads and see how it works. I'm using SPDY .

OK... was able to get this to work on 1.4.3 with a little headache thrown in. This may also work for 1.3.6 - I don't know and I'm not going to regress right now to test it since it's running on a live site. Instead of this which is what they recommend over on the LiteSpeed site, I had to do...

I've removed Tapatalk from all my sites... but if @akia will tell us what forum script he's on it may be one that I can set up a test site and play with. That's the benefit of a dedicated server running a VM hypervisor.:love:

@lsmichael, I followed a guide I found for setting up Strict Transport Security on LiteSpeed using the context for the virtual host. But, when I go to SSL reports to run a test, it shows that is not active. Does this not work with OpenLiteSpeed 1.3.6?