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  1. lsfoo

    problem with make a password for a folder

    Could you post your server level log? If you don't want to post it on the forum, just email it to me at kfwu at litespeedtech dot com
  2. lsfoo

    problem with make a password for a folder

    The error log is usually $SERVER_ROOT/logs/error.log If you configured your vhost to have a separate error log, it may be in that one as well.
  3. lsfoo

    problem with make a password for a folder

    Hi Seyed, Does the error log show any errors on startup related to this issue? How did you generate your htpasswd file? Did you use htpasswd2? I just made a test using htpasswd2: htpasswd2 -c ./testhtpasswd test I noticed that the file created may not have all the permissions, so if this is...
  4. lsfoo

    problem with configuring varnish

    Hi Seyed, Try running the varnish log (for me it is sudo varnishlog). If it says can't open log, you might not have the right permissions, or there is a problem with varnish, not with OLS. If there are no warnings/errors, that means the log output is running. When it is running, access a page...
  5. lsfoo

    problem with configuring varnish

    Hi Seyed, No, our cache module should not be impacted by php 7. I just did a fresh install and it works. Varnish version 4.1.1 - binary at /usr/local/sbin/varnishd sudo /usr/local/sbin/varnishd Gave me a warning message: Warning: Neither -b nor -f given, won't start a worker child...
  6. lsfoo

    problem with configuring varnish

    Seyed, I noticed that you made a few posts regarding caching solutions. I did not have any issues when trying Varnish cache myself, so I am not sure about what the problem is. If you are interested, we do have a guide for installing the cache module, which may be enough for your uses. A...
  7. lsfoo

    problem with configuring varnish

    Hi Seyed, When it is set to 8088, are you able to access the pages directly, rather than through Varnish? Kevin
  8. lsfoo

    problem with memcache and Xcache

    Hi Seyed, Did you try PHP 7.0.2? I am not sure about what happened regarding memcache, but for Xcache, what error message are you seeing during compilation? EDIT: I just found out that there is no official/stable release for memcache and Xcache with regards to PHP 7 yet. Therefore, we will...
  9. lsfoo

    problem with configuring varnish

    Hi Seyed, Does it work if you use host 127.0.0.1 and port 8088? Your post suggested that you used "my_server_ip", I assume that means you used the outward facing IP, rather than localhost/127.0.0.1. As I mentioned in that thread, I was able to get it working with port 8088. Let me know, Kevin
  10. lsfoo

    install php-fpm with php 7.0.3 in ols

    Hi Seyed, Is there a reason for php-fpm specifically? LiteSpeed's SAPI should have better performance compared to php-fpm. Either way, if you were able to successfully compile PHP 7, another user asked a similar question regarding getting it working. Check this out, starting on comment 4...
  11. lsfoo

    problem with configuring varnish

    Hi Seyed, If you mean you want to access 8088 to get to Varnish, then Varnish gets the page from OLS at another port, you just have to set OLS to another port. Everything that used to be port 80 should be switched to 8088. Everything that was 8088 should be switched to another one, for...
  12. lsfoo

    problem with configuring varnish

    Hi Seyed, This thread may be useful, let me know if it helps. Kevin
  13. lsfoo

    how can hide .php suffix

    Glad to hear it. Cheers, Kevin
  14. lsfoo

    Help with rewrite in subfolder/context

    Hi Chris737, Any requests to your virtual host will always go through the vhost rewrite rules, so your request hit the last rewrite rule of your vhost ruleset, which must've rewritten it to /index.php, which will not hit the example context. Are the requests to that context supposed to go...
  15. lsfoo

    how can hide .php suffix

    Hi Seyed, Apologies for the delay, I just wanted to verify that the fix works. First, enable rewrite rules for the virtual host. Then, try these rewrite rules: RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^(.+)\.php([#?][^\ ]*)?\ HTTP/ RewriteRule ^(.+)\.php$ $1 [R,L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(\..*|/)$...
  16. lsfoo

    OpenLiteSpeed 1.4.15 Released! Battle Tested!

    Hi kloxo, Good to hear the wonderful news! And please do, we're always willing to help where we can. Kevin
  17. lsfoo

    OpenLiteSpeed 1.4.15 Released! Battle Tested!

    Hi kloxo, You may find this tutorial helpful. While this uses our old web admin interface, the steps are still similar. One step that is different is that after compiling the new binary, you need to create a symbolic link in $SERVER_ROOT/fcgi-bin, like so: ln -sf /path/to/binary...
  18. lsfoo

    OpenLiteSpeed 1.4.15 Released! Battle Tested!

    Hi Faizan, We do not have an ETA on this fix yet, but rest assured, we are looking at it. We apologize for any inconvenience that this issue may have caused. Kevin
  19. lsfoo

    Enabling SSI / server side includes

    Hi Jamie-VV, You may have noticed that we released a new version today (just happened, so maybe not). To update you, the SSI support was not a part of this release. I managed to get it working, but it involves some big changes to the core server code, so we are not ready to release it without...
  20. lsfoo

    OpenLiteSpeed 1.4.15 Released! Battle Tested!

    Hi All, In this release, there were mostly bug fixes (listed here). In addition to the bug fixes, our pagespeed module now works with our cache module. The cache module was also updated in this version. If you use the cache module, please check your response headers and the error log to...
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