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Can you try changing your configuration settings to be more like this: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php/litespeed_wiki:python:python_ext_app_settings.png?cache=&w=900&h=653&tok=a97026 Try to make sure you dont have a -1 just in case. It looks like either python is...

There are PHP timeouts also on the External App level. Please check the timeout setting under External App and increase that.

Is it possible to get the content of your hello world file. Also can you check the stderr.log to see if there is any information in that file?

It will be 10 lsphp processes per account but OpenLiteSpeed does not support working with Apache + cPanel.

You will also need to setup a server SSL certificate. This can be a self signed certificate and you need to add it to the Listener under the SSL tab there. Once that is setup then everything should begin working with SSL.

@jivy26 If you installed OLS via our RPM or DEB packages then all you need to do is run yum update or apt-get update && apt-get upgrade . If you manually compiled OLS from source all you need to to do is build the latest package and overwrite the binaries located in /usr/local/lsws/bin/ .

What is the output if run the following command? `dpkg -l | grep lsphp`

Clicking it once enables it, clicking it a second time disabled it. You can notice a difference if you tail an error log file and visit a page. You should see a lot more information than normal.

As mentioned in the log, there was no request delivery notification received from the LSAPI. This means that the PHP process got hung up on something. In order to properly diagnose the issue, please try the following steps: - Turn on debug logging for OLS. - run 'top' in a terminal. Once it...

Debug logging button will enable the full debug log regardless of log settings on the fly. This will allow you to enable/disable it without changing settings. Though if you have log level debug + debug level to 9 it will constantly write as debug regardless of state.

Yes you can follow that guide. Be sure to make a copy/backup of /usr/local/lsws just in case.

1.2.6 is a very old version about 4 years old. We cannot reliably guarantee that there will be no issues when upgrading to the latest version as a lot has changed. We would recommend backing up the /usr/local/lsws folder ( or wherever you currently have OLS installed ). There have been many...

Should be something like this: /usr/local/lsws/lsphp55/bin/pecl install redis

This seems like some css is being corrupted somewhere and not sure if on CloudFlare or OLS level as it doesn't always happen. When the issue happens can you check developer tools to see if there were any issues loading any of the resources ( css,html,images,js,etc)? Are you using PageSpeed?

How does it break your forum?

Hello @adz Is it possible to get a screenshot of your context page?

Currently we do not have a prepackaged .deb file for redis. We are always looking on how to improve our repos and we will look into adding redis for future updates to PHP. Until then, the easiest way to get up and running with redis would be with PECL and PEAR. We have a wiki on this here for...

Under /usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.conf you should see user and group settings. You will want to change both of these to either nobody or nogroup.

We are still working on getting the Debian 9 repo up and working correctly. Should be up with all the packages soon.

You will want to make sure you created a new External App for each version of PHP installed. Then in vhosts point to the correct version under script handlers. You do not want to copy/paste files as this will break things more. It seems as though the links you sent are all Apache and are all...