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Not a problem! Let us know if you run into any more issues. Cheers, Kevin

The log message is from a vhost config. Your screenshot is of a server config. Do you have a vhost external app set up? If you're not going to use it, there's no need to set it up. However, if you do intend to use it, it looks like the 'command' option is emtpy.

Thanks for the report! We'll hopefully get a fix for this in the next version.

When you restart via web admin, could you check the error log? If the timestamp looks like the server was restarted, check the last dated log (it will look like error.log.2017_04_04.01). At the bottom of the file, you should see a message similar to: 2017-04-04 08:32:27.806 [NOTICE]...

Not a problem! Could you paste your external app and script handler settings?

First thing you could try is just simply deleting the .status file and restarting the server. When you say , do you mean that OLS is installed in a different directory, and you are the www user when you start OLS? If NOT, my .status file permissions are the following (installed in...

Awesome! Remember to turn off logging when everything's working! Let us know if you run into any more issues. Cheers!

My apologies, that was only for if you did not have a context set up. As you can see in the logs, it tried to match /rd/google to /index\.php. Within a context, I believe the rules you're looking for are: RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] RewriteRule ^(.*) /rd/index.php?id=$1 [L] NOTE: The last...

Not a problem! Static context should be fine. URI should be /rd/, and location should be set to the absolute path (can use $VH_ROOT in place of the vh root part of the path). For the Example virtual host, $VH_ROOT is /usr/local/lsws/Example, and if location should be...

If you do not have a context set up for it, try the following: RewriteRule ^/rd/index\.php$ - [L] RewriteRule ^/rd/(.*) /rd/index.php?id=$1 [L] In my test, I got: 2017-04-03 10:57:51.167 [INFO] [192.168.0.215:37950#Example] [REWRITE] Rule: Match '/rd/simpleurl' with pattern...

We have some issues with a few Debian packages, so we'll add curl to the list to check. If everything is working on CentOS, it's probably better to stick to that for now. Hopefully the Debian packages will be fixed soon.

Hi Marin, Understood. How do you have OLS configured for that specific situation? Do you have a vhost configured and then a context configured for /rd/?

Hi @stdio Sorry for such a late reply, we were away the past week at a conference. OLS does not have full .htaccess functionality. You can include a rewrite file in the rewrite section of the vhost/context configurations and it will load the rewrite rules, but the server will have to be...

So if I'm understanding you correctly, there is an issue with 1 click install on Ubuntu/Debian where the lsphp package does not work with curl?

OK, thanks for the quick reply. If you don't mind me asking, what permissions and ownership does your configuration file have? Looking for the RWX values as well as the owner:group.

Hi @silentneedle Is that setting in the ext web server application configuration? If that is the case, I believe it means any connection to the ext web server app. This means the Load Balancer connection if that is the one connecting to the web server or the client if the client is connecting...

Hi @silentneedle Apologies for the late reply, we were away the past week. We will look into this! Cheers, Kevin

Hi @ckissi Apologies here as well for the late reply. Are you still experiencing this issue? Cheers, Kevin

Hi @ckissi Apologies for the late reply, we were away the past week. Are you still experiencing this issue? Cheers, Kevin

I need to confirm it, but I believe that is correct.