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I did not see any similar report, please submit the issue to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended for further help.

Do you mean the per-client throttling or PHP configuration?

Thanks for the report, the issue has been confirmed and will be addressed in v1.8.1.

You can configure port 80 with HTTPS, but it's not recommended. It could cause users to have to specify the port with HTTPS to use, and the certbot renewal may not work.

@rakoxsynt Did you change anything to the admin configuration? If so, please share the config files and the error log.

So it's not a TLS issue but an upload speed issue. Please create a ticket to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended. Once resolved, we can share the result here.

mmm, what about that startup file, does it help if you set a full path, .e.g. xxxx/dist/server.js? If it still does not work, please raise a ticket to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended.

Please raise a ticket to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended for further check.

Try this, and let us know if it works. rm -rf /dev/shm/ols service lsws restart

In case you might want it, here's the step to build the image, https://github.com/litespeedtech/ls-cloud-image/wiki/Build-WordPress-Image

Have you set up the virtual host domain mapping under the listener? See https://docs.openlitespeed.org/configuration#map-virtual-hosts

@ols_skeptic Do you mean that you have an SSL config issue?

No problem.

Does it work if you "curl -IkL https://127.0.0.1:7080/" from the SSH console? Did you set any ACL to the web admin?

Currently, there's no plan for 2fa, but you can block port 7080 unless you need it. Or, setup ACL on the web admin page.

I assume you have run the docker compose up inside or somewhere of the vscode, does it show all containers are up and run?

Hi @Tom134 , please open an issue on CyberPanel Github, thank you.

The HTTP/HTTPS connection feature is under the Server Configuration > Tuning, not PHP related. If you have the net-tools app installed on the server, you can also check the established connection with this command: "netstat -an | grep "443" | grep ESTA".

It should have forced HTTPS for the control panel already. You can also follow https://community.cyberpanel.net/t/how-to-remove-port-8090-from-cyberpanel/30648/5 to set a domain for the control panel, and set force HTTPS rewrite rule for it, but you will need to visit it via port 80/443.

Correct, due to the detached mode, you might want to restart the PHP. Here's the doc if anyone is interested.