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No problem.

1. Please check if you have any cache settings on the server-level configuration. 2. Is there any cache rewrite rule in the .htaccess file?

Hi, it seems you have another cache system called X-Gt-Cache, which may be the reason for showing the incorrect content. Please use either the LSCache system or the X-Gt-Cache system, multiple full page cache may cause the issue.

I think it displays the result of HTTP max con plus HTTPS max con.

Hi, what about the static context under that virtual host, it should achieve your request. For more information, feel free to check https://openlitespeed.org/kb/how-to-set-up-custom-headers/

So I just set up two servers like below, Server A - OLS as a proxy server by following https://docs.openlitespeed.org/docs/advanced/proxy Server B - Apache + WordPress + LSCache Then set X-LSCACHE to `on` to the Apache server by following...

I see. If the log keeps showing like that, please contact DA support to get more information.

It should work. Can you enable the error log on the OLS and see what header is received from the Apache?

sudo wget -O - https://repo.litespeed.sh | sudo bash yum update yum install lsphp81-dba -y

Correct, either set Max Connections to the same value as PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN or set PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN lower than the Max Connections.

I agree with you, we will renew the OLS docs and hope it gets clearer. For the server log part, it's a little bit hard to modify especially when it's caused by OOM.

Thanks for sharing.

May I know if you have stopped and removed those system files?

If you have cloudlinux already, cgroup is not needed.

Probably a config issue somewhere, please share both the server and the virtual host configs here so we can check. If you do not want to share it in public, please Inbox me.

Hi, thanks for the report, the build master is still working on it, and should be available in the next few days.

1. Nope, it won't affect the existing server. 2. Yes, you can build a new image by following https://github.com/litespeedtech/ls-cloud-image/wiki/Build-WordPress-Image to avoid the cost.

No problem. ;)

The suffix is still the same from what I saw. Please update it to "PHP" only. Here's an example guide, https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/wordpress/#how-do-i-set-up-virtual-host-specific-php

The guide you followed specifies PHP per dir not per virtual host. Your setup for per virtual host looks right to me. Please try updating the suffix from php80 to PHP and see if it helps.