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Hi Prandah, The techs suggest that this might be an issue between the proxy and your backend web server. To investigate further, the best thing might be to turn on full debug mode and reproduce the issue. Turn on debug mode by using Toggle Debug Logging as described here...

Hmm. Well, I'm glad this was resolved. Please let us know if you have problems in the future. Cheers, Michael

Sorry about that. It should be "[ANY] IPv6". m

So it looks like none of your listeners are listening for IPv6 on port 80. (There should be a ":::80".) In your listener settings, you'll have to have a listener listening on [ALL] or [::]. m

Howdy Ryan, Can you run netstat -an | grep LISTEN to see if the IPv6 address has been bound? Cheers, Michael

Should have realized this when I first saw the post. To fix this, you just have to tell configure where to look for pcre: ./configure --with-pcre=/usr/local Thanks, @Chris. for pointing this out and for emailing when I didn't get in touch. This point has been added to the installation...

Because @Slavik seems to enjoy starting forums in his spare time. Apparently, he's just a XenForo junkie and needs more all the time. He started the forum without even asking. (That was pretty great, by the way.) As for the .htaccess question... It seems like $15/month is not such a big...

No problem!

Hi Jason, The default is Common Log Format. I'll have that added into the setting tag when I get a chance. Cheers, Michael

Palestine, Texas? I used to drive through there on trips to Tyler! Glad things are working out! m

Yup. Because Varnish is caching. OpenLiteSpeed doesn't have its own page caching function. m

Hmmm... That's interesting. I'm going to refer our technical staff to this and see if they can reproduce it. m

Howdy, Glad your having such good results. The GZIP compression settings are under Server > Tuning. You can find an explanation on the Enterprise site (though these explanations are also in the WebAdmin console itself)...

Howdy Earl, I believe you're looking for this: http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/general#showVersionNumber You can generally trust the Enterprise documentation except when it comes to running off Apache configs. Cheers, Michael

No problem. Just call me Hawkeye.

admin 123456 http://open.litespeedtech.com/mediawiki/index.php/Help:Install:Quick_Install_Guide#Installation Welcome to LiteSpeed! m

Howdy, Dude, it's totally easy to find a Open vs. Enterprise comparison: http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/editions There's no connection limit, but OpenLiteSpeed does not read and run of Apache's configs. This means it doesn't work with hosting control panels and you...

Right you are! Thanks for notifying us.

Well, that's weird. I haven't had time to reproduce this, but if anyone else has this problem, we'll let the developers know. You might also want to try posting this on the Google Group to see if anyone's having the same issue there. If you do reproduce it (or find someone who has), please...

Howdy, I've put this on the list of documentation to create. It's a long list... But here's the setting you need to set: http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/vhostlist#setUidMode (Explanations of all settings can be found in the Enterprise documentation...) Cheers, Michael