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Default settings should be good for general cases, and the different OS should not matter. If you are not clear about those settings, I'd recommend you to stay with the default.

Sure, but I am not clear where did you see it, and in which steps. I just launched a new server but no such message. Do you have any screenshot?

LiteSpeed currently can only offload SSL and forward to the backend using ws://. wss:// is not currently supported, and there are no plans to make it available soon. If you must, you could try an SSL tunnel. LiteSpeed communicates with the SSL tunnel via ws://, the SSL tunnel adds SSL...

Coming soon.

Not sure why it's health related, but you can get the package by apt-get update apt-get install lsphp80-intl -y killall lsphp

Could you share the site URL or a screenshot of using a tool to measure the site?

For webserver only, please check this, few PHP packages will still be installed though https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/docker/openlitespeed/

I am still trying to compile everything with default values, now stuck in the make process~

For the Ubuntu package, apt-get update and apt-get upgrade -y should do it. You can also compile it if needed, https://linuxhint.com/install-curl-linux/

The DNS propagation has nothing to do with the webserver. The redirect from IP to domain looks fine to me. Do you still have any issues now?

Did you see value change in the /usr/local/lsws/admin/conf/htpasswd after resetting the password?

Thanks for sharing, OpenLiteSpeed comes with python in detached mode by default, so you will need to restart python with kill command to make any new settings take effect.

I see, usually, the cookie is set by the app. If the app has set cookie "httponly" and "secure", OLS would just pass along. So, it's best the app has set the cookie correctly in 1st place, then no need webserver to modify it.

Maybe it's not supported, the only information I got is this one, https://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/vhostsecurity#LDAPBindDN

HI, May I know if there's any Cache that got involved on OLS?

Hi, I'm still not clear about the expected result, could you describe it more or share an example here would be helpful.

Is it a subdomain method setup? After setup the network with the subdomain method, you will need to login to the web admin panel to add the subdomain to VHost Template > docker > [Your Virtual Host Name]> Domain Name I just tested it and it works.

Tried, no luck ~ Will check it again later.

I understand that but what will happen when OLS will update, this file will update too and made changes would be lost? It shouldn't, you can give it a try For those settings, Please check Request/Response from the Web Admin > Server Configuration > Tuning Please check Index Files section from...

Have you tried include method inside of the /usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.conf, e.g. include /usr/local/lsws/conf/*.conf