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@lsmichael, Tapatalk is an app that runs on the iPhone and Android and has a plugin (add-on) that is installed on the forums. It allows a user to participate in multiple forums from one application.

It works.... I was running a site for a guy (3 vhosts) by that process (in fact, they were running in his home directory under a public_html folder). The problem I see in your example is you have Document Root as a path relative to the VirtualHost root. I leave the VH root and Config file in...

I don't know about others, but that wouldn't work as I have to obtain the source, compile the source and install it. It could probably be done in a script, but I (personally) feel safer doing it manually in case there is an error during compile time. Download the source version of the one you...

It is possible... the only thing you need to point outside of the /usr/local/lsws is actually the document root under the vhost general tab if I remember correctly.

No real problem. When I get a chance I'll duplicate the setup on another VPS I create and see if it's doing the same thing. If so, I'll provide SSH logon details to you via a conversation to allow free access to it.

Yep... I assumed that 1.3.1 was the current stable version. I've already converted all three sites over to nginx already (my XenForo forums) and will probably just regress the others back to 1.2.9 as 1.3.1 did not really bring anything that I used forward. I just like keeping the most stable...

It looks like I'm going to have to go back to nginx on the servers. 1.3 OLS was broke, 1.3.1 has context borked and now I'm getting more display related problems on my forums (images failing to display correctly). Never had any problems iwth nginx and reliability is important for me right now.

OK, you can install the memcache PECL from the OLS PHP custom install... now, how about adding the memcached PECL also? On my Debian install (on 1.3.1) memcache is causing all kinds of problems and apparently using the pecl call to install memcached won't work (probably due to not having all...

I guess not... but I never have used Github so that's going to be a learning experience. I'm assuming you need the Github source tree to apply it?

Don't do GitHub but it's here now.

OK... an update. I reverted the site I was having problems with to 1.2.9 and it all worked as expected - so it appears that either something has changed in the configuration settings for 1.3.1 or it's - to use the technical term - borked! :D

Context settings that were working fine (for individual files and for directories) that were working with 1.2.9 are no longer working with 1.3.1 for me. Anybody else have this problem? OLS is set to allow symlinks (which links to the Debian install of phpmyadmin) @lsmichael, any...

Enable your site for SSL? Once I did that, that error went away. If you are not using SSL then SPDY is not important and that is not really a warning but more informational.

1.3.1 performed as expected it should (download source, configure, make && make install) and nothing got stomped! One problem I have had is I set it up for a guys site and now it's logging me in with his login - but I think that's Chrome and the Mac acting wonky because I had to log in using his...

Yep, on all 3 of my Debian boxes I always have to go in and reset my password. If I don't, I can't log in. It's not changing my password - but totally clobbering the account I have set up (I don't use the admin logon, I create my own). I want to clarify... I download the actual source and do...

Basically what i do now is just compile the new version, install it and then go back in and edit the admin password to the panel. I'm afraid though that it might eventually mess up so before I do it each time I copy my /usr/local/lsws location to /usr/local/lsws.bak. :p Not everybody installs...

@Slavik, are they still having problems with 1.3? I know the Google discussion area has several reports of display problems. Personally I'm not using it (regressed back to 1.2.9).

I don't know about him... since he hasn't answered since 12/6/13, but I install by compiling source code. This is on a Debian and Ubuntu server. How about it @lsmichael, any official guides?

OpenLiteSpeed 1.2.9 will compile on Ubuntu 14.04 with the same process as Debian, but you WILL need to do some slight mods. Even though Ubuntu uses base Debian code, I found that OpenLiteSpeed would NOT compile on it. Even with the correct libraries installed (which the Debian listed are...

Specific OLS issue. nginx worked great with it (which is what they came from) but OLS would not work. I didn't check for any errors extensively because it kept my site down and the easiest solution was to regress backwards to 1.2.9. It wasn't so much css errors as broken css display.