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Glad to hear that. Thank you.

You can back you conf first and do a re-installation. Download the pre-built package from our website and extract it. Update the ols.conf file and then run ./install.sh, then recover your conf files.

No. It is not. Can you report a ticket and we can access to check what is the reason?

Cyberpanel is using lscpd. Compile OLS to lscpd, you need to add `--with-lscpd` to configure.

You may search let's crypt to find any useful info.

Please read this one for your reference, https://www.howtogeek.com/50787/add-a-user-to-a-group-or-second-group-on-linux/ And you can set the own back and set the permission to such as 775.

You may add the group write permission but no need to change the own to it.

It is better you provide the OS info so that our support team can give you suggestion accordingly.

Yes. I just fixed it yesterday and will be in the next releases.

You can not do installation via this way, but you can use the ./build.sh to compile and build everything. Also you may use our pre-built package directly. You can find it in our website https://openlitespeed.org/ .

OK, with our one click installation tool, you will have 80 and 443 configured for your wordpress site. And you will have 8088 for the example page. You can access it through http://ip:8088/ to access, and http://ip:8088/phpinfo.php to get the php info.

If you install through `yum install`, you should have the default page , such as http://your-ip:8088/, can you see it?

How did you install it?

You can copy the Example/html/phpinfo.php to your current testing VHost and run it . You will see which php version you are using and where is the php.ini location.

Usually openlitespeed run as nobody/nobody, all such file should be owned by it or can be read by it.

I am not so good at using nodejs, you may create a new topic and wait others such coldegg to help you.

Can you tell us are you using openlitespeed? Whcih version?

lsup.sh command does not work in openlitespeed. And you can not see it in the openlitespeed package. The next version openlitespeed may have such a tool.

Please check what you set in your admin/conf/admin_config.conf For my test server, I set to listener adminListener { address *:7080 secure 1 keyFile $SERVER_ROOT/admin/conf//privkey.pem certFile...

Yes. If you have the domain point to that IP, then you can set the right certificate and it will work.