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Hi Panagos, You have a couple options here: 1. Map them according to domain name. When it comes time to pick a vhost, the server will look at the domain name and go to the associated vhost. 2. This doesn't necessarily match your case, but if there are minimal differences between the two...

Hi All, After much painstaking testing and updates, we are finally ready to announce the release of Open LiteSpeed 1.4.12! This release was a long time coming, and we thank all of you for patiently waiting for the new update. This version includes SSL Ticket and SNI support, a PageSpeed...

Hi Destroyfx, I was able to reproduce the bug on 1.4.11. The bug may have been related to another bug in 1.4.11. I just tested on 1.4.12 and it works, so when we release the latest version, this will no longer be an issue. Thanks for finding this bug though! With more test cases, we can be...

Hi RoldanLT, Yes, the cache module is similar to Varnish. I am not quite sure what you are asking here. Are you asking if this guide is compatible with OLS? If so, yes, the guide is for OLS. Or are you having trouble setting up WP Super Cache? If this is the case, let me know where...

Hi RoldanLT, OLS does not include LSCache. However, it does include the cache module, which functions very similarly. Here is a guide on how to install it. If anything is wrong, or you need some clarifications, don't hesitate to ask. We want our guides to be as clear as possible, so if...

Hi Destroyfx, If I understood you correctly, your bug was that having this config here: Document Root : $DOC_ROOT/site caused the Doc Root of a virtual host to be set to the previous vhost's document root, correct? I was able to reproduce that bug, and the patch at the bottom should set the...

Hi Zeokat, Thanks for the feedback! I'll be sure to pass it up to see what they think. It is definitely an idea that we've discussed before, so it is a possibility. We always welcome suggestions, so as more ideas arrive, be sure to let us know! Cheers, Kevin

Hi Zeokat, Firstly, my apologies for such a late response. As it stands, we are working hard to get everything stable. We have done some internal refactoring to improve the product, and are still looking for issues with various areas in the code. Unfortunately, we do not have a timetable yet...

Hi wireboot, Could you enable debug logging and check to see if there are any configuration error messages? If you'd rather, we can also look to see if there's anything wrong. If you'd rather not post the log here, you can email it to me at kfwu at litespeedtech dot com. Cheers, Kevin

Hi raldnor, Thanks for posting this fix! Yes, editing the file should work as well. To update everyone, I haven't forgotten to check in on this issue. As it stands, I am still hoping the new version will come out soon, so I'll let everyone know of any updates. That said, if anyone else...

Hi Destroyfx, cascada, @Destroyfx, Nice to hear that you were able to resolve the issues, hope you haven't run into any new ones! That said, to update you guys, this problem is actually an old issue. We patched it by v1.4.8, but for some reason the next version, and all subsequent versions...

Correct to both. Based on your output, if it is possible to do so, could you do the following steps? 1. Enable Debug Log 2. Restart Server 3. Make the same request as above 4. If limited on space, disable debug log and restart server again. 5. Check the error.log in SERVER_ROOT/logs to see how...

Hi bantalguling, Try creating a new context in the virtual host where you want to add the CDN support. For the URI, use exp: \.(gif|png|jpe?g|svg|svgz|ico|webp)$ For the location, use $DOC_ROOT$0 (that is a zero) And then add the extra header Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*" Let me know if...

Hi Cascada, Thank you for the extra information, I will get an update to you as soon as I can, but be assured that it is being looked at. If you are able to edit the server configurations, you can just add a new virtual host after the Example(or another) virtual host and it should work (sample...

Hi Tomaž, When we feel comfortable enough to designate the 1.4.x branch stable, it will be on the repos. Hope this helps, Kevin

Hi Destroyfx, Thank you for reporting this. We can confirm that this bug exists and are looking into resolving the issue. In the meantime, if you are familiar with the command line, you can just create a new directory called $VH_NAME in the specified location and copy a vhconf.conf from...

Hi wanah, As long as the server works, it is fine. However, if you do run into any problems, don't hesitate to ask! Best, Kevin

Hi Wanah, Please try this and let us know if it works [Unit] Description=The Open LiteSpeed HTTP Server After=network.target remote-fs.target nss-lookup.target [Service] Type=forking PIDFile=/tmp/lshttpd/lshttpd.pid KillMode=none PrivateTmp=false ... (ExecXXXX=...) [Install]...

An update: A bug was found that may cause a crash when trying to access a page through HTTPS. This was patched just now, so if you already downloaded the tar, please update it again to get rid of this issue.

Hi Everyone, OpenLiteSpeed 1.4.11 is now released! This version supports PHP 7 Beta 1, so if you're looking to get your hands on the newest PHP 7 release, try it out here! This update also contains additional bug fixes and improved code. As always, if possible, please consider trying out...