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@Tracy Perry : Thank you ! ! ! (y)

It's a bit confusing. Actually I had to create like apache one virtual host for the standard 80 port and one virtual host for the secure 443. As found while googling I still don't know why but I had to add the ssl settings in both listeners and virtual host. Stuff written on the wiki...

I bought a ssl certificate on Rapid SSL and I followed the guide like 'ngnix' server which means I bundled my server certificate (from my mail / account 'Web Server CERTIFICATE' ) and the intermediate certificate ( from my mail / account 'INTERMEDIATE CA CERTIFICATE' ) into a .pem file. I set as...

Good day everyone, I'm looking for a way to redirect all my traffic from http to https. How do you do it please ? I'm stuck :confused:

@Pong Thank you. Habits with apache and www-data like are not good. Switching everything to nobody works perfectly actually. @Fearless I'm not sure too. Basically when I upload, publish or modify something I tested nothing is executable and nobody outside nobody group can touch

Good day all, On centos 6 I installed some CMS. For some specific actions, it looks like "apache" or "nobody" permissions are required. How do you set them up properly ? I get ride of my 0777 but is there some tutorials or best practices to follow ? Should I make use of lsadm ? Here is my...

Took me some times, actually I created a specific Context, add index.php in the index files setting and change the rewrite rules to proper ones RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule /wordpress/. /wordpress/index.php [L]

Good day all, I've just installed OpenLiteSpeed and it seems to work fine :-) My current issue is with the redirection rules. Installing Wordpress or Jumla or any CMS mostly requires to add Rewrite rules in the admin panel. I haven't figured out how to modify it to make it work for subfolders...