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Could you post or pm me your server and vhost settings?

Will get back to you tomorrow. In the meantime, could you check your disk space usage with df -h and df -i to see if anything is out of the ordinary?

Each process spawned works independently of each other, so there's no way to set a global limit. Probably the easiest way to handle this is to divide the desired number by the number of processes you have (e.g. use 9 if you have 4 processes).

I just went through the code. I think you are seeing 140 because it's 35 max connections per litespeed process. You likely have 4 processes and each of them have 35 max connections. The resulting real time report is a summation of the four.

Could you paste the output from all the /tmp/lshttpd/.rtreport*?

What is showing 140 max? External App real time?

I see. I have a comment about the log, but I will just reply to you in the conversation about it. Regarding the invalidation time, it is entirely dependent on how your site is set up. If you are using the wordpress cache plugin (response headers indicate that you are), our plugin knows when to...

Could you pm me the error log? Also, is it repeated cache not working after a few hours? The cache is meant to invalidate (according to your settings, at 1800 seconds), so the first request after it is invalidated will be a cache miss. The following ones should be a hit.

Hi @capvar Could you run df -h and df -i in the terminal? It's possible that you're running out of disk space.

Hi @ckissi, Did you try using a path to the file? $SERVER_ROOT/conf/templates/myphp.conf

Hi @ckissi Since CentOS 7 32 bit is an alternate, unofficial version, we do not support it at this time. Until it's official, we probably will not support it. Sorry for any inconvenience that this may have caused.

Glad to hear it's resolved! Let us know if you run into any issues with the release.

Try make sudo make install It looks like you're not running this as the root user, so it's not able to write to the /usr/local/lsws/modules/ directory

Hi @andreig How are you trying to create a wp-config.php file? Is it through PHP, FTP, or directly (like with vi)? Cheers, Kevin

Could you send me your ruleset via private conversation? I'll try it out locally to see what's up. OLS does not have runtime conf loading unfortunately. I assume you're referring to something like .htaccess?

The source code can be downloaded here: http://open.litespeedtech.com/packages/openlitespeed-1.4.25.tgz In a terminal: 1. Extract the tarball 2. cd into the new directory (openlitespeed-1.4.25) NOTE: you could skip 3 and 3a first if you want to make sure that compiling works before editing...

Did you do any special configurations during installation? If not, and you are willing to give compiling from source a shot, a small change may be enough to fix the problem for you. Let me know, Kevin

Are you handy with patching C code and compiling binaries from source? If so, I can look into this soon and provide a patch of what you will need to modify to make this work. Otherwise, our primary OLS developer is away for the next week, so a new release will be at least that long away.

One thing to try is deleting all the admin.sock.* files in SERVER_ROOT/admin/tmp/ and restarting the server via command line to see if it makes it work afterwards.

If you are accessing the web admin using a domain (as opposed to IP), is it possible that it's sending the request to the wrong server?