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Check "/usr/local/lsws/logs/error.log" and is there any error_log or error.log under your document root folder?

Hi, may I ask if there's any php error log generated under the document root?

Hi @gilles , Please try to keep PHP process keepalive longer. Under "PHP" tab, update "Max Idle Time" from "60" to "86400" (1 day) https://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/php#extMaxIdleTime so, PHP processes will be alive. It reduced PHP startup time.

May I ask if it happens when the cache is a hit or not? the solution is different.

you can try IP directly, it should still work.

Good catch, should be the domain or IP. @edan , here's the script https://github.com/Code-Egg/ols-proxy. Please run the installation on a new server.

https://openlitespeed.org/kb/litespeed-cache-openlitespeed-reverse-proxy/ Please try to update "Address: 192.168.0.12 " to "Address: http://192.168.0.12:80" and see how it goes. I just setup a OLS port 80/443(proxy) + Apache port 81/444 on the same server, works pretty well. If you want, I...

Try restart the web server from the control panel or command: service lsws restart Let us know if it helps.

Could you describe unable to use postname permalink issue more? Did you see any error? Were you able to save the option?

Duplicate question https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/err_too_many_redirects.19206/#post-113614

OLS does support .htaccess file, but only rewrite rules will be adopted.

Hi, It's not a security feature, probably a bug. Please submit the issue to bug@litespeedtech.com if it happens again. Best, Eric

It seems working fine to me, please let us know if it still not working from your end. Thanks for the report.

1. Set Log Level to 9 from Web Admin > vhosts > Rewrite, and check the error log "/usr/local/lsws/logs/error.log" 2. Please use .conf, .xml is for enterprise version. Please check new doc here https://openlitespeed.org/kb/reverse-proxy-basics/

If you have code changing, you might want to restart the lswsgi service. e.g. killall lswsgi

Please share a screenshot of the port 443 listener settings, if you feel not comfortable to share here, you can also raise a ticket to support@litespeedtech.com.

Have you set up any listener and domain mapping yet?

I would just migrate the site to OpenLiteSpeed + LSCache, and check if pages are loading fine. Once tested ok, then point the domain to the new server.

Hi, A graceful restart should works. If this is about PHP, you either do "killall lsphp" or wait until the PHP process timeout due to PHP is set to Detached Mode by default.

Hi, Many of them will be skipped. Please do some tests and check which rule you still want to convert and then we can help you from there.