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The answer is yes. OLS won't reload the certificates until it restarts.

Do the user/group exists on your system? if not, you may need to create them.

I like your proposal. I agree the GUI could be improved. I also think the inheritance should happen through a generated config file (so that it can be easily looked at and diff'ed if necessary), instead of in the server code.

Are you not able to use a VHost Template? PS: I know I'm not because I am using CyberPanel, which is not VHost Template friendly unfortunately

Figured out that an alias would not be adequate as aliases are meant to use the same host name for everything. It also would not work because Wordpress hardcodes host names in a lot of locations. I tried using a virtual host and it sort of works and then does not. First, I meant to say...

I'm starting with just trying to change WP_HOME and therefore keeping the root location the same. Would using an alias do?

Or in the words, how can I configure OLS to point mysite.com and admin.mysite.com to the same Wordpress installation?

@Cold-Egg: are there variables available in context headers? The useful would probably be domain aliases. I have a question about aliases actually. If I want to keep my front-end as mysite.com and move wp-admin to admin.mysite.com/wp-admin, should I add admin.mysite.com as an alias in the...

Oh looks like this question has been asked before here.

@neo7: Did you figure it out? I think this can be done with contexts.

I was reading this stack overflow answer today and wondering if something similar can be implemented with OLS. Basically allowing CORS between a main domain and any subdomain. In Apache, a possible answer is this: but I'm guessing most of this is not supported by OLS.

@mcbsys: But that's what I think is best. I do not want certbot to restart the server if I stopped purposefully for whatever reason. So in my opinion, certbot should only restart the server if it is already running.

Why are you using an html extension for a javascript script file?

@Cold-Egg: can you clarify what part is not supported?

Nevermind saw OLS only supports Comodo Nginx/ModSec_3.0 rules.

I saw that there is now a rule set for LiteSpeed. Is it valid for OLS or only for LiteSpeed Enterprise? Thanks for any insight.

If that's full, you will need to go clean /tmp.

Are you running Cyberpanel? CP uses /usr/.tempdisk as a temp disk for /tmp. This is what I have under /etc/fstab:

Have you checked the file/directory permissions for the newly added domain certificates?

My understanding is yes. The SSL listener won't function without proper certificates.