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This setting isn’t configurable via the web admin, and we don’t recommend changing it yet since the OpenLiteSpeed package is not ready for Trixie yet. If something breaks, you won’t be able to reinstall it for now. If you really need to customize the admin PHP, update the...

Hi, How about placing these example rules in your .htaccess file? RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !https://yourdomain.com [NC] RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !www.pinterest.com[NC] RewriteRule \.(webp)$ - [F,NC,L]

It's possibly due to the incorrect PHP external app or handler setup. Maybe you can inbox me the config, and I can take a look. If it's all the default value, you might also want to contact CloudPanel for support.

Trixie is a new release; we are still building the package for it. See the packages for trixie on https://rpms.litespeedtech.com/debian/pool/main/trixie/

Thanks @PaulK and @epionier, lsphp84-imap package is now available.

libc-client2007e is an unstable release. I will take a look. OpenLiteSpeed package will be released after all PHP packages are completed. So, please do not uninstall or reinstall your current OLS :oops:

You can stop/start virtual host from the openlitespeed control panel.

I found that libc-client-dev isn’t available on Trixie, which caused the IMAP build to fail. So, no solution for IMAP now.

It's already pushed. Maybe because the existing package version is higher than the new package on your system? See the packages here https://rpms.litespeedtech.com/debian/pool/main/trixie/

@epionier The MySQL, Memcached, and Redis packages are ready; feel free to give them a try and let me know if you encounter any issues. For imap, I guess it's not compatible with Trixie yet.

Glad to know it works well!

That is for sure, just need some time.

@Mathis Done, please give it a try.

@Mathis Got it, I’m currently working on the amd64 lsphp84 packages, but I’ll switch to the main lsphp84 PHP package for aarch64 as well.

I use your dockerfile, and the build works on my arm server.

Putting "RewriteRule ^\.user\.ini$ - [F,L]" at the top of the .htaccess file should work. You can also set a static context to restrict the file from being accessed.

Hi @Mathis I tried to push some lsphp84 and extension packages to the repo for Trixie, feel free to give it a try and let me know if you have any issues.

Hi @PaulK and @paul_m I tried to push some lsphp84 and extension packages to the repo for trixie, feel free to give it a try and let me know if you have any issues.

@Mathis Ah, I see, you were running Debian 12 with lsphp84 and then upgraded to Debian 13. Since the lsphp packages for Debian 13 aren’t available yet, this issue can occur. For now, please avoid running any updates.

Can you give me some key features content so I can help list it on the page?