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Hi, then you may need to enable server log to figure out what exactly was the request OLS received and how it processed go to server conf -> log -> debug log to advance , then look at /usr/local/lsws/logs/error.log it should give you some hint.

well , I think no much from the OLS side , but there are few PHP env you may take a check https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi-environment-variables#lsphp_external_app_environment_variables

did you enable object cache ? try turn it off for expesnive task , you can try plugin query monitor

well , I tried with memcached , it gives same result , which leads me to believe this PHP issue :)

hmmmmm what is code you used to test ? let me try on my server

no , it should behave same

huh ? in LSCWP side , you must set to 0 in LSMCD side , I just run a test , whenever I set CACHED.ADDR=127.0.0.1:11211 CACHED.ADDR=UDS:///tmp/lsmcd.sock the port 11211 will no longer be available [root@test ~]# grep -i cached.addr /usr/local/lsmcd/conf/node.conf...

that ONLY apply to when you use it on unix socket connection when you use TCP/IP connection , port must be set 11211 or defined port full context If you will be using LSMCD entirely within a single machine and do not need it to listen on a IP port, you can specify a UNIX Domain Socket file...

may I know the link to the doc ? will rectify it if needed.

when not sepcifying , it fallback to default, which is 11211.

yeah ... you may need to turn on debug log , to see what happens during that request

personally I would suggest to use default. if you have multiple sites , better to use default , otherwise you will need to copy-paste to set up cache module on every single vhost you want to use cache.

Hi, 1. cache on static resources is meaningless and pointless, and it was not even supposed to have cache header over them. 2. as the cache instruction was made by plugin , and it doesn't instruct OLS to cache static resources. 3. when static is cached by CF , then header won't...

did you enable cache in OLS ? and please create a new sub-dir wordpress , and only installs WP + LSCWP + the 2 lines in .htaccess then check in that sub-dir WP and see if caching works ?

hmmm do you mind PM me your site and server IP ? I can try set up a reverse proxy from my OLS server , it's OK if origin is on 80/443 port

could you please provide the report number ? you can get it in toolbox -> report , click "send to litespeed"

when you do proxy , 500 error usually means backend is not reachable I don't know , at this point , you will probably need to enable debug log to see what exactly was OLS connected into and header it sends and receives , that should give you some information

Hi, Could you please PM me the server SSH ? I am not exactly sure what went wrong at this point , need to login to check Best regards,

Hi, what was your proxy rule ? try pass the targeted domain RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://proxy-name/$1 [P,E=Proxy-Host:your-domain.com,L] replace "proxy-name" and "your-domain.com" to actual ones. if without properly domain , on multi-site system that uses SNI , it may end up in default...

Hi, Listener SSL doesn't matter , vhost SSL will override it and if you are using CF, user will see CF cert regardless in your cPanel interface you should be able to get your key and cert , then put it over OLS setting I am not sure why you would want to do that , proxy will pass...