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Hi, I can reproduce the issue and report it to the dev, but it might not be set as a high priority. Since you have come up with a solution already, if you don't mind, please create a PR on OpenLiteSpeed GitHub(https://github.com/litespeedtech/openlitespeed).

It might be because the PHP is set to Detached or daemon mode, and not page cache-related. If so, you might want to restart the PHP processes by following https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/php/detached/#restart-detachedphp-processes or check if Webuzo provides any PHP restart button for users.

I have no idea about the FCGI delay part unless you set a very low value on the Max Connections, Environment, Memory Limit, or Process Limit. Also, what's the value you set in the Instances? Yes, the reverse proxy works too.

I will give it a try and update you here.

@Avidixx Have you tried to put the rules at the top of the .htaccess file? Does it work?

Thanks for the issue report.

Could be the email/app is not compatible with PHP8.3? Sure, please share here if you have found the root cause.

The second PATH variable means "/home/deploy/.rbenv/versions/3.3.4/bin"? I'm not quite sure what the issue is after hitting the "require "bundler/setup".

@rahulsoni Packages are pushed, please give it a try and let me know if there are any issues.

Is it possible to share a phpinfo page link? Any issue shown in the error log during the upload with a file that is larger than 90MB?

No, they can't. You might want to ask your hosting if they have any backup that you can use.

If you want to use OpenLiteSpeed, then v1.7.19 is the current stable release. To use v1.8.x, you can either upgrade via lsup command or download from the source since it's not marked as stable tier yet. To get more information for the update, please check openlitespeed on github.

Will update you here once the package is ready.

I tried Mautic a while ago and it was working fine. If you visit a static file, does it return a 200 status code? If everything returns a 404, then it's possibly an OLS configuration issue.

@rahulsoni Could you provide the OS and PHP version? I will try to check on that first.

If it's a WordPress, you can update and customize the permalink to achieve it. If not, check this post method.

For this case, you might want to check this install-le-on-test-server-before-making-the-site-live post. If apply cert is successful but failed on OLS, then you can post the OLS configuration here so we can have another look.

Hi @Andriusa Please check a similar post here.

If the site can apply LSCache, then you don't need the Pagespeed module, it may conflict with LSCache. May I know what CMS you are using? Please check if disabling the pagespeed module helps or not. Check https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsadc/moresettings/#pagespeed for more information.

@datverse Packages are pushed, feel free to give it a try.