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@WSairus Adding the maxminddb is currently not on our todo list but it can be added but it will be low priority at this time. @paulozlx We have been discussing this internally but do not have an eta on if/when these will be available yet.

It will be released when Ioncube is released for PHP74. Currently Ioncube does not support PHP74

This is a known bug and will be fixed in 1.6.5.

Currently for CentOS 7 the ZIP package will not be supported as the libzip provided by CentOS 7 is too outdated to support the PHP74 ZIP requirements. We are looking at alternative solutions for this matter.

Our PHP74 repos should have webp support built in already. Is there a reason you want to compile it manually?

Hello, What OS are you running @hennaboy ? The bz2 packages are built into lsphp/lsphp-common packages. Zip package should be available for every OS except CentOS 7.

The packages have been pushed!

Hi @vadim , Thank you for the report. I think I identified the issue and figured out why it passed our testing. Should have a new build of all our PECL extensions out today.

The packages were pushed. If your run `apt update && apt upgrade` it should upgrade to the latest builds with bz2 + zlib fixed.

Thank you for the report. We have added bz2 and fixed zlib and new packages should be released tomorrow. Will update this post once they are live.

This is the first report of such an issue we have received. Can I ask was this a fresh install of lsphp? Did it happen randomly? When the package is installed it will generate the .ini in the correct location, it won't be included in the package source.

We will investigate and get back to you.

New builds like 7.4.1 usually come 1-2 days after they are released from PHP.

What is your OS version?

Yes lsphp74 has been released, you can run `apt install lsphp74` or `yum install lsphp74` depending on your distros.

In this specific case it is possible MariaDB was killed due to OOM issues. You can try `sudo systemctl restart mariadb` if that doesnt work you can run `sudo ps -ef | grep 'mysql'` get the PID then run `kill -9 PID` and then `sudo systemctl start mariadb` which should get mariadb back up...

Hello, That is correct, you will want the `lsphp73-mysqlnd` package it includes mysql.

Hi, The packages should be pushed to the repo later today which then you can update to it.

Yes, you will need to copy over the files or create a script to copy them every time you renew the certificate. This is more of a limitation of Let's Encrypt and not OpenLiteSpeed.

The specific pecl you will want to run is this one: `/usr/local/lsws/lsphp72/bin/pecl install -f libsodium` If it still says command not found make sure you have `lsphp72-pear` installed.