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What's the output of the following command? ps aux | grep php If you did not hit the process limit, does any simple PHP e.g. phpinfo page loadable?

I thought you want to change the user and group via WebAdmin> Server Configuration > General > Running As? Or do you want to run PHP as www-data only?

Hi @Brag D Post it on WordPress forum is correct. I saw your post and will reply you from there.

Apply www-data to the whole lsws folder is incorrect. Once you changed the permission, better to reinstall OLS in order to apply the right permission to each folder. apt-get -y install --reinstall openlitespeed Let us know if it works.

Please check https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/how-to-enable-userdir.1460/ and let us know if it helps.

Thanks for sharing. Interesting, I will check it.

@lakay Do you use the OLS WP image from the GCP marketplace or did you manually install it? Do you have the load .htaccess enabled?

Yes, please try two separate listeners. I'm not quite sure about the priority, could it be controlled by the device?

Hi, It looks good to me. Maybe you can join golitespeed community on slack(https://litespeedtech.com/slack) and message me @Eric from there for further check?

Hi You might want to add all domains to the listener > virtual host mappings, and the Virtual hosts> General > Domain Aliases. Let us know if it works.

Item 1 looks good to me. I'm not sure if "--rsa-key-size 4096" is needed for the renewal. You might want to confirm with Let's Encrypt team or forum.

I assume you want to use the app server from the OLS context, then please check https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/nodejs/#how-do-i-use-an-express-app-on-this-image, let us know if it works.

Hi, I think the recaptcha rewrite method only support with LSWS but OLS. More, https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/recaptcha/

Hi, I think the client/device will choose to use strong cipher by default, and we can still serve the device which only supports weak cipher. If you want to get rid of the 128, please specify the cipher you need.

I guess what @zoddshop means is, if the client/device supports both IPv4&IPv6, then the connection will try to use IPv4. If your client only supports IPv6, then I don't think it will cause any issues.

1. Yes, on the existing HTTPS listener 2. I think they use o.lencr.org, check https://letsencrypt.org/docs/lencr.org/ for more information.

From certbot guide security: Security parameters & server settings --rsa-key-size N Size of the RSA key. (default: 2048)

1. I don't think so. 2. Currently, no. 3. That script is for Apache mainly, you will need to remove all Apache part and update it to OLS. Or, run the script and make sure everything works, then replace Apache by OLS. with manually configuration.

Turns out it was due to 7G firewall rules. Disable the 7G rules and the request passes.

Then it should verify it. Could you DM me the test link?