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OK... don't know if it's right or not, but the below works (lord, nginx is so much easier for me now that I've learned it! :D) RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://tntcomputersvc.com/$1 [R=301,L]

OK, I'm trying to rewrite http://tdperry.com to go to http:/tntcomputersvc.com. Here is what I have listed in my one (and only) vhost definition for the rewrite rules RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^NameOfBadRobot RewriteRule ^/nospider/ - [F] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^tdperry.com$...

Well, I decided to set up a little site for some folks that I help out with computer work (most of them for free) and have gotten tired of the constant text/phone calls. Set up a simple WordPress site with a support ticket software running with it. All under Debian and using OpenLiteSpeed...

But is it safe to use Ubuntu repositories for a Debian install (not an Ubuntu)? Never have used them as I was worried that the dependencies might be different. Guess I need to fire up the Ubuntu box and check my apt sources list and see if they point towards Debian or Ubuntu (think I know...

Will have to compile it again and install it. Had totally removed it from the system. May not be a bad idea to do that anyway. :)

You won't be able to get to the :8088 site anymore... I've pulled OLS offline since now I can't get into the console after increasing the memory limits up to 2.5/2.0GB.

Well, after I made the change to 2.5/2.0GB, now I can't log into the console.... I am just going to stick with nginx for now. OLS is adding way to much complexity to something that should be rather simple and with maintaining 4 servers, 7 forums and a few VPS's for some other folks (all while...

Will have to set up a Windows box to see how it does on Windows Chrome... but will do. The address is http://twowheeldemon.com for nginx and http://twowheeldemon.com:8088 for OLS.

OK.. here is what it looks like with nginx: And here is what it looks like with OLS As you can see from the bottom shot, something is playing with the CSS related formatting. Both snapshots taken in Chrome on a Mac. EDIT: Just realized.. it may be due to a GeoIP module problem as the...

That's why I want it to work so bad. My forums are strictly hobby related so I can't justify going out and spending the big bucks on LS when nginx is doing just fine. OLS would be a good compromise if I can ever get it to work correctly... and nope, not a neophyte to setting stuff up. I'm...

Was hoping it would... and kicked it WAY up above what I have defined (like 200% and 250%) and still am getting the errors. Have recompiled xCache (and PHP) with the latest sources in the OLS setup to pull what I am using in nginx.

SSH is only by keys. I know the file is there because this works fine with nginx. It also occurs without any re-write rules (mainly the friendly URL ones for xenForo's htaccess example) in place. location = /admin.php { auth_basic "Administrator Login"; auth_basic_user_file...

It prompts... and then goes to a 404 error page. If you want, a little later I can set it up on my site on an alternative port with a test setup and you can see what I am talking about. I can even give you an admin account on it to work with.

I'll have to change the port later and then start it up. About to leave the house to eat and then go to GameStop for the COD Ghost party. :p

Will do.. had to take OpenLiteSpeed offline due to having re-write problems. Are you referring to the actual inf.php printout info or the php.ini from them. I run on a debian system and it's the default DOTDEB php install (currently 5.4.21).

Well, I've had to go back to nginx on my production site as I was having TONS of problems with re-writes (I have several other domains that also point to my main domain). They would never work and when I would use a standard htaccess re-write it could never find the site. I guess I'll continue...

Well, I was able to get it all running... I'm sitting with a 3GB memcache set up a 1GB xCache doing opcode caching. Now we'll see how it compares to nginx.

Finally (after a LOT of reading) figured out that the php.ini file was not being read. Fixed that and it's working now. I thought ZEND OP Cache was only with 5.5.x branch - which is (IMO) not quite ready for prime time. Last I read some folks were having problems with it and xenForo.

Can't get xcache to work to save my soul with xenForo. I have memcached working and APC left a bad taste in my mouth.

Specifically, I'm trying to password protect the admin.php under xenForo. I've tried just about every combo of the context settings I could think of and non of them appear to work. How exactly do you do this?