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Example is the default OLS virtual host, and it's not being used in the docker solution. Check https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/docker/ols-wordpress/#creating-a-domain-and-virtual-host, you could use the script to create a domain and virtual host first, then create data database and Apps...

Hi, are you using Oracle Linux or something else?

Thanks for the report. It's due to the package file being missing, the issue has been fixed.

Hi @httpd_config.conf Are you using any control panel on this server? May I ask if you have openbasedir enabled?

Fixed, please try again.

@datgausaigon Please try it again and let me know if anything is missing.

will take a look

That’s a strong message. From my perspective, it looks like an enthusiastic user just trying to share a crawler service with the community. I did not test or view it through, as long as it doesn’t contain malware or involve any kind of fraud, I don’t see an issue.

Just released, feel free to give it a try.

I launched AlmaLinux 9 from DigitalOcean and used the default SELinux settings and it works out of box.

Hi, I launched a fresh AlmaLinux with SELinux enabled, and no such issue. Maybe the amazon-ssm-agent-selinux package has its own custom policy rules that are not compatible with OLS? You might want to generate a custom policy for the OLS process based on the existing policy.

Cleaning up the folder regularly should be fine, it's like cleaning up the cache file, it may decrease site performance if you set high-frequency cron job. See https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/cp/cpanel/tunings/#swap-directory for more information.

Better to set different accounts for each then. If it's too much trouble for you to set up the account, maybe you can find some control panels that support OpenLiteSpeed to take care of this part for you.

If you own all the sites and used to use one user account for all the virtual host, then you can do the same with OLS by using nobody:nogroup. Note, you can also change the OLS user and group to www-data:www-data via the config file if needed.

Hi @LiteCache Post LSCWP-related issues here won't help. Please raise an issue on LSCWP GitHub if you think there's a bug, or send a PR regarding https://github.com/litespeedtech/lscache_wp/blob/master/src/htaccess.cls.php

@ivanjst The above post already indicates where to change the email.

I have a site that has the lsphp83-common package installed, and I do see the sodium module is on the php info page. Have you tried the package method?

It's better to submit the issue to support@litespeedtech.com for a further check as it's not a common issue.

Since I have Ubuntu 24.04 arm64 to test only, I'm not able to confirm the issue on Ubuntu 22.04 at the moment. Could you try `apt-get update` and install the package again? If it's still not working, please submit the issue to support@litespeedtech.com for further look.

So it's about Ubunt 22.04 arm64 system with PHP74, I will give it a try and see how it goes.