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Thanks for the report, just fixed it. Let me know if it works, thanks.

Did you finish the prompt script and apply the cert successfully?

So far no plan for OLS arm build, but there's a openlitespeed docker image for the arm system. See https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/docker/openlitespeed/#download-an-image

1. I'm not sure what is that, so probably won't support it 2. Recaptcha will be triggered by your config and sensitive settings. 3. Do you mean bandwidth limit per connection? No, I don't think it is support 4. Sure, pointing multiple domains to the same document root is ok 5. Yes 6. As long...

No problem

Hi @3frsb Is it happens with openlitespeed or litespeed? Does it happens with a fresh setup or upgrade? Please try the following command and let us know if it works, yum install libxcrypt-compat libnsl -y

Happy to help.

Happy to help.

It's been a while since the last time I tested runcloud, please submit the issue to support@litespeedtech.com and I will ask for more details from there.

Please check the rewrite log and see if the rules have been skipped or something else.

Hi, Only LiteSpeed Enterprise supports ESI. Check edition information from https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/editions

It seems like a cache issue, if I visit the site with a different query string, e.g. https://speedstix.com/?v=3d9975706be3, then there's no CORS issue alert, so please purge your CDN cache and see if it fixes the issue or not.

Hi @guytz72 , Then I think you just need to install the curl package with the following command, apt install lsphp74-curl -y killall lsphp Let me know if it works.

To answer your latest question, App Server. There're some examples of using Django demo script with different DB, see https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/django/#how-do-i-switch-sqlite-to-postgresql You might want to confirm if the APP works with Django built-in server. If it works...

To answer your latest question, App Server. There're some examples of using Django demo script with different DB, see https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/django/#how-do-i-switch-sqlite-to-postgresql You might want to confirm if the APP works with Django built-in server. If it works...

The LiteMage plugin is designed for LSWS which supports ESI, so it won't work correctly on OLS. If you still want to have some page cached, you might want to try cache rewrite rules, https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/noplugin/installation/#basic-rewrite-rules

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Just create a normal VH with a valid domain, then you can access it with port 7080. A warning should be fine, because it uses a self-signed certificate by default, accept it and you should be able to proceed it. It should only redirect to https, no redirect to http feature, so I am not sure...

Thanks for sharing.

Hi, For the CORS issue, could you share the domain? I just want to double confirm the header.