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It's possible to make OLS a simple Load Balancer. You just have to set up a the backend external apps (fcgi(Fast CGI App), lsapi(LSAPI App), servlet(Servlet/JSP Engine), proxy(Web Server)) and then set up a load balancer external app that utilizes those backend ones. Then you just need to point...

Excellent, glad to hear it worked out!

Hi @Mohsen Ghiasi You could try a rewrite rule based deny: RewriteRule ^(xmlrpc\.php|wp-trackback\.php) - [F,L,NC]

Hi @caiyixian Sorry for delayed response, but we had a period of downtime March 9th. This was resolved and it should be up and running currently. Sorry for any inconvenience that this may have caused. Cheers, Kevin

Hi Everyone, In this exciting release of OpenLiteSpeed, we have several bug fixes as well as a few updates. Most notably, OLS works with HTTP/2 Server Push, so check it out! In addition to server push, the default values of the cache module were modified to better suit use with our cache...

Ubuntu, OLS, and lsphp70

So we were able to get Laravel working in our internal lab. From googling around, it looks like it may be something to do with the server environment? Please check with your server host to see if he/she can resolve that issue.

Couple questions: 1. What OS are you using? 2. Is this a vhost or vhost template?

We were definitely able to get Laravel working (pretty sure we tested 7.0, but not 100% on that). Do you see any errors from the framework? How is it not working?

No idea! My only guess is that the graceful restart didn't actually restart. If you disable debug logging again, does it still work?

Hi @ckissi If you enable debug logging at the server level (debugLevel set to 10) and restart, look in the log for when it's parsing the configuration. Does it say anything is incorrect? Cheers, Kevin

We're not sure if remi has backported security fixes with 5.4. OLS will work with other PHP sapi, but they won't have the same performance or security (it's going to be a cost of one or the other). If you are not limited to 5.4 (meaning the PHP code you have doesn't require 5.4), you can yum...

Hi @silentneedle The lsphp repositories are updated when the PHP repositories are updated. PHP set 5.4 to be EOL around September 2015, so that was the last time we updated the repositories with security fixes. Kevin

Excellent! Let us know if you run into any new issues (y)

Hi @Rafting Batu Were you able to successfully upgrade OLS and find the option?

Thanks, received. Will look into it when I get a chance.

You should consider upgrading :) Here's a screenshot, I think it should look similar in 1.4.13.

Hi @Rafting Batu I'm not sure if you really need a second vhost, assuming the site is currently running litespeed. The key configurations to change: Listener -> vhost mapping. If this is already a *, there's nothing you need to change. If not a *, add your alias to the list of domains that...

Odd. That returned the correct user and group for me as well. Could you PM me your server and vhost configs?

How are you creating the file? I just used file_put_contents to create a test file and it was written with the correct user.