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You can set the own of the /etc/conf to lsadm. I will do such a test tomorrow.

you may try to set a symlink directory to /etc/conf, openlitespeed still will use serverroot/conf/. I never tested that.

v1.6.5 is stable. We will start to build RPMs for it. Thanks David

I just updated all files, include the source packages and github packages.

Yes. I just fixed it. Can you update your 1.6.5 to use this command lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -v 1.6.5 and test again?

Thank you so much. I will check it now and update you soon.

In this version, we do add more security and changed some bug in context. It should be very easy to debug. 404 means that file can not be found. Can you toggle the log and reproduce the error and send us that part of error log?

You may use `rewritefile` to include this global one in every needed place.

How did you do to upgrade?

What is the permission of /usr/local/lsws/wordpress/ when you upgraded wordpress? And the own?

OK. When you have any question, just let me know. Thanks. David

I did such a test on a fresh Ubuntu 18.04, I got same error at the beginning and then when I did a purgeall and install again, it is fixed. It seems the testing is too soon, should wait for a longer time to start the test. I will do more testing and update the one click script later. So can you...

I will do a testing on ubuntu 18.04 to see if I can reproduce your issue. If yes, I will fix it soon. Thanks David

No problem, just go ahead to raise a ticket. You know, if it is a product bug, we are glad to fix it.

Right, when you see "miss", then it will goes from wordpress but not serve from cache, so that it will be very slow. Need to find out what reason cause the content not saved to cache store when the first time served from the wordpress. You may raise a ticket to our ticket system, and our support...

I tested with chrome, and I saw it is served by cache, you will find "x-litespeed-cache: hit" in the response header. Did you see some others things?

So what URL has such issue? Can you give an example?

For this 2019-12-23 06:03:54.092483 [INFO] [182.75.57.43:53224:HTTP2-3] Content len: 0, Request line: GET /home/ HTTP/1.1 2019-12-23 06:03:54.092489 [INFO] [182.75.57.43:53224:HTTP2-3] Redirect: #1, URL: /index.php 2019-12-23 06:04:03.190383 [NOTICE] [182.75.57.43:53225:HTTP2-1#wordpress] oops...

Replied you and both are QUIC/46.

Yes, please send us your site. I will test it with my chrome here.