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We will have to take a look internally to see if it is working. We expect that upon crossing the threshold, it should be returning 403, not 404.

If you have siege installed on a machine, try running: siege -r 100 -c 20 -b site.com

Indrek, We're not 100% sure if it works in openlitespeed, but please try our throttle control settings. Under server->security->per client throttling. You can modify req/sec allowed or bandwidth allowed. To test, you can try to simulate overloading the server to see if it is limited.

Glad to hear it! Could you paste the command you ran for ols1clk? Obviously omitting the password. If your password had any special characters, please mention it though, cause that may have caused the issue. We'll think on the name, but it'd be difficult to change things now :D

When you run the command ls -a inside your fcgi-bin directory, what is the output? It could help us figure out why multi-php is not working.

Good to know that you solved it :) Is it still working as expected?

We just tried compiling php with an ols1clk installation and ran into no issues. If you check your fcgi-bin directory (/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/) and ls -a it, what does it output?

Hi Olar, Could you provide the commands you used? Including the parameters used for the ols1clk script (except passwords of course).

Awesome! :) Eventually, yes. Not sure on the timeline, but I think (things may change) we plan on releasing a new version sometime soon.

Hi slowaways, Sorry about such a late response. We have a patch below that should fix this issue. Kevin diff --git src/http/httpcgitool.cpp src/http/httpcgitool.cpp index 7ce177c..b7b22e6 100644 --- src/http/httpcgitool.cpp +++ src/http/httpcgitool.cpp @@ -525,8 +525,30 @@ int...

Hi Olar, In the vhost configurations directory, e.g. /usr/local/lsws/conf/vhosts/Example/ There should be a htgroup and htpasswd files. The htgroup defines which users belong to which group. The htpasswd file associates a password with a user. Hope this helps, Kevin

Hi Olar, Could you elaborate on what you mean by "doesn't work"? Ols1clk should be using the same script as the web admin, so there should be no differences. But it could be a bug, so we'd like some more information to figure it out. Cheers, Kevin

Hi Olar, How did you compile PHP 7? Could you show us the non-private information from the mysql/mysqli/mysqlnd sections of the php info page? Kevin

If you are comfortable applying diff patches, here are the two files that need to be patched. Once the patches are applied, you will need to re-configure and re-compile OLS and re-make the pagespeed module. We don't know when the next release will be. If you're uncomfortable with applying diff...

Did you try /404.html instead of 404.html? When I tried 404.html, I got an infinite redirect, which may be what you were experiencing.