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If you using your IP but not the https://domain:7080/, you will always get such a notice, this is because the certificate does not contain your IP.

It may thin your certificate and your domain do not match.

Of cause yes for webadmin to use ssl and the default setting is. I am confused with your question.

By default 7080 is used for webAdmin. You may try another port.

Can you check your email if you have gotten such an email about the backtrace of the core file? If not, can you do (you need to install gdb) />gdb /usr/local/lsws/bin/openlitespeed /tmp/lshttpd/bak_core/core.xxxxx and type bt, you will get the backtrace and send us it.

RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /403-message.html [L,R=403]

OpenLiteSpeed partially support the rewrite rule, and the `deny` is not supported. You may want to use a `rewriterule` to do a redirect.

Ok. Good to know and good luck.

Usually one click will do all thing just in one command with the right parameters. Include the mysql installation and settings. If you can run it correctly, you are good.

Since directadmin use a lot of `include` in the conf, so that the webAdmin is readonly mode. This is why you can only view it but can not update it. You may ask directadmin or you may update the conf manually.

You can update the error log level to DEBUG/HIGH and reproduce the 404 case, then the log will tell the reason, or you can send us the log of that request.

The default page is index.php or index.html when a url does not contain a filename. A url such as http://......./abc/, if there is not index file in ..../abc/, it will shows 404 error. You can set the rewrite or use a index file to fix this issue.

If you can not find the mod_security.so in the lsws/modules/, you may download it from download page of our web site if you are running linux.

Did you set the Vhost correctly? Can you send me your conf?

What is you current running version?

404 means the file does not exist or can not be accessed by openlitespeed. You need to present more info so that we can help. Such as error log, the file info.

Are you use this ``` env LSAPI_STDERR_LOG=/dev/null ``` in your conf? Which lsphp version you are using? I just tested with a 1.4 and lsphp 5.3.6.

So the total testing vhost conf is like this phpIniOverride { php_admin_value log_errors on } extprocessor lsphp { type lsapi address uds://tmp/lshttpd/lsphp1.sock maxConns 1 env PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN=1 env...

I tested with vhost config phpIniOverride { php_admin_value log_errors on } and that VHost can log its own php errors.

Good to know. Will update you later.