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Regarding the QUIC Cloud CDN service, it covers certain US cities, so it may slightly improve speed in your case. You can check the node status here: https://status.quic.cloud/ Once everything is set up, you can perform some speed tests to see if the CDN helps. If it does, you can keep it; if...

Isn't it controlled by the Django settings.py file?

Thanks, @LiteCache, we will address it in a future release.

If those websites are on the same server, and you just want to limit the resources for each virtual host, you can consider CloudLinux system or a feature like cgroups. If you want to run the PHP per virtual host user, try suEXEC for each external app on the virtual host level, if you want to...

No problem, happy to help.

https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/ should have everything you need in order to setup a new virtual host manually. In the future, you can also consider using scrip to generate VH for you, which may be easier and faster...

You can't run a single OLS/LSWS web server for multiple hosting servers. Please elaborate on splitting the hosting to different hosts in more details.

Cache static file is not recommended on the Web Server side since the load is fast enough, it is better to do it when you are using CDN.

If it's due to some spike traffic and the server does not have enough resources to handle it, then you could try to check the access log and mitigate it.

That is for the OpenLiteSpeed Web Admin, we have upgraded the PHP version for Debian, and it should be soon for the rpm system.

Check the error and stderr logs and see if there's any idle or hitting max PHP connection limit issues.

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Hi @DonSYS91 Setup Example socket and start it. This is what I have tried, setup an example site by following some online posts server.js const WebSocket = require('ws'); const server = new WebSocket.Server({ port: 8080 }); server.on('connection', (socket) => { console.log('Client...

You might want to check if you have set up the domain mapping, and if the file exists in the document root.

Not sure yet, might need to debug. If you found a method to reproduce it, please send the issue with this forum post link to support@litespeedtech.com.

Please check if you have openlitespeed package installed or if it's got removed.

Hi, I tried a fresh setup with AlmaLinux 9, but was not able to reproduce the issue. What if you move the /dev/shm /dev/shm.bk, then restart the web server and see if it is able to fix the issue.

Assume you have the correct setup, but I don't think email works that way, maybe it uses a protocol other than HTTP/HTTPS, but I am not sure. Maybe other people in this forum can provide some other ideas.

What's the output of "ll /dev/shm/" and "ll /dev/shm/ols/"

To get Drupal admin access, please check https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/drupal/#web-server-control-panel-access You can also get the admin URL and other info from the SSH pop-up message. Let me know if you have any questions.