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Hi @jivy26 Are you still experiencing these errors? Cheers, Kevin

Please try upgrading lsphp with apt-get, they should be there now. Note that to get opcache working, you will need to set the following in your php.ini file: zend_extension=opcache.so opcache.enable=1

CertBot compares the IP of the server with the IP of the hostname - is it possible that the NAT is not forwarding the IP?

Hi @ckissi I just tested a vhost level log file and it worked for me. Note that stderr logs are always sent to the server level error log (if not stderr.log) due to it being more of a server level type error.

Aha, glad you were able to figure it out! Good to know.

@cyberpersons A couple questions: 1. What OS are you using? 2. Is the webroot directory correct? In that is .well-known created in the correct subdirectory? Using our default vhost as an example, it is located at /usr/local/lsws/Example/, but files are served from...

It should be there, not sure why it isn't. We'll look into that specifically. Looking in our repo list, I do see it packaged for php 70/71, so if you want to use either of those, that could in the meantime.

Do you have some rules that may be blocking the request? I just created a test script within a hidden folder and it was fine.

That looks more like a warning than an issue - did you encounter any problems?

Hi @ckissi So it's not actually possible to apply those rules specifically. One idea is to set up the protected realm context with a regex URI match instead of just /wp-admin/

Hi there, We'll check this out. Just verifying, you are referring to the domain alias option in vhost settings, correct?

Hi @ckissi Good to know that you were able to resolve your issue. We'll look into this! Thanks, Kevin

Hi @cyberpersons Django is a Python framework, correct? Here's a wiki on how to set up python for LSWS. The web admin will be different for OLS, but the steps should be roughly the same. Let us know how it goes! Kevin

Hi @cyberpersons Could you provide some instructions on how you added the listener via config files and then via listener? Also, could you paste what you added to the file directly? Cheers, Kevin

Hi @xikebattu A couple questions: 1. It looks like you were running Apache on your .com site. Could you please switch that to OLS so we can check the info page on that? As a side note: OLS cannot read Apache configurations. Only our Enterprise product can do that. If you were attempting to...

Perfect, thanks for the information. We'll get back to you when we can. Cheers, Kevin

Hi @xikebattu I just want to clarify the issues that you ran into: 1. Per the wiki, you ran the yum groupinstall command and it resulted in the "Unable to load dynamic library" errors. You copied the modules to the new directory, and that resolved the issue. 2. However, once that was copied...

To clarify, you mean that you were able to successfully get it set up?

Hi @xikebattu Did you set up the certificate for the listener as well? Cheers, Kevin

Hi @Eric Ladner You can try setting debug level to 10/debug-high and restarting and visiting the page again. The error logs will be produced in /usr/local/lsws/logs/error.log and should give more information about the specific request you made. Let us know what you get! Kevin