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Howdy, There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the rewrites off the bat. Turn rewrite logging to level 9 and see what errors you get. (It's in the rewrite tab as Log Level.) m

Howdy. It's an issue with the install script. We'll have it fixed for the next release (which is the next time you should need to upgrade). m

Well, yes, that is bad. I've confirmed it and we're looking into it.

Nah. It's not really a bug, but its something that still isn't quite smoothed out in OpenLiteSpeed.

Howdy, The STDERRs always come from something other than LiteSpeed. Right now, we believe they're coming from the way LSAPI communicates between applications and OpenLiteSpeed. LSAPI is written for Enterprise and there are ways in which it's communication with OpenLiteSpeed is not perfect yet...

You're absolutely right. We'll go through all the settings in that table for 1.2.4. They all apply to CGI (though some of them are used as the default for other settings if that other setting is not explicitly defined). 1.2.3 is out now though.

Sweet. I'll let you know.

That's the point. You shouldn't have to. You should be able to set them low to control CGI processes only. Your LSPHP processes should still run to completion. I believe we're releasing in the next couple hours, but it seems like there might be one more bug fix we're trying to fit in... m

Hey, The developers say they've figured it out. It'll be in 1.2.3, to be released tomorrow. It's not Monday, I know...:barefoot: m

:LOL:Alright. Updating the bug report. Hopefully we'll get back to you on Monday.

Oh! Yeah, what is that called? Ummm... Oh well. No, that's not set up for the WebAdmin either, but you're welcome to modify the WebAdmin code. (The WebAdmin code has always been open source.) I... don't... know...:cry: I'll ask on Monday. (y)

:p Sorry. I didn't which external application. I meant what's the PHP application (phpmyadmin?) that you're using to download your SQL backups.

Ding, ding, ding! That sounds like a bug! :ROFLMAO: The CPU Limit settings shouldn't apply to LSPHP processes. LSPHP processes should be persistent. The CPU Limit settings are only meant for CGI processes. We're looking into it. And what was the application you're using (not that it should...

Wait, what do you mean by browser authentication? I thought you meant a way to have your username and password sent automatically when you navigated to the page. Yup. Unless you can convince us that we should change it.:barefoot:

What application are you using? And you set the memory limit in the external application settings, right? (Not in the security tab...) m

There's no configuration for browser authentication, so we're not sure how you'd do that. You'd have to dork around with the WebAdmin's PHP code. The same is true for the HTTPS is required page, but it's really easy to change. It's hard-coded in src/http/ntwkiolink.cpp on lines 1228-1241. m

Hi, There's no Apache Style Configurations setting in OpenLiteSpeed. You would have to put these settings in your php.ini. Michael

Howdy, That is certainly possible, but I don't think it's something we're going to be doing. It would be a whole new functionality above and beyond what the console does now and would take a lot of effort. Our Enterprise edition works very well with existing control panels (and that pays for...

Hi, It seems like your external application isn't working right. Try raising the memory limit in the external application setting. Set the soft limit to 900M and hard limit to 1000M. m

It looks like you didn't keep debug logging on until the connection closed. There's nothing in here saying the connection closed. Could you try leaving it on a little bit longer? m