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I will help to bring it to their attention.

That is expected behavior, you might want to set a unique domain per virtual host mapping.

If the webmail.domain.com you configured in vhssl is valid, it should override the SSL at the listener level. What you've set is correct. If you don't see any errors or warnings in the error log, feel free to inbox me or submit the issue to support@litespeedtech.com for further assistance.

Port forwarding is typically a term used in networking. You might want to check this proxy guide to see if it aligns with what you're looking for.

No, OLS does not support any of Apache syntax. Could you share some information about the red proxy? is is a general proxy or if it something different?

Not yet. Implementing the newer PHP version may take a little bit longer. The GPG key issue should have been fixed; let us know if it is still not working.

I see. Since you mentioned "Create vhost and create listener for 80 & 443," I was a bit confused. It's hard to tell the issue without knowing the configs, maybe you can inbox me or submit it to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended.

PHP 7.4 has reached its end of life, so to build it, you may need to address the outdated dependency packages. Additionally, using the older OpenSSL version could pose security risks. I would recommend avoiding building it.

The things you changed like you are using native OpenLiteSpeed without any control panel. For the DA server, you might want to create VH and apply a cert from the DirectAdmin control panel. If you want to customize something, please refer to...

As long as you have a valid and existing vhost2 certificate placed in the virtual host 2 SSL level, then it should work. Please check if there's any warning from the server log. See https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/#set-up-ssl-for-virtual-hosts Feel free to send me the server and VH...

Maybe separate the auth header like https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31752562/how-can-i-use-mod-rewrite-to-proxy-the-userinfo-component-of-a-uri Since OLS supports rewrite in .htaccess file only, you might want to check the realm guide as well. Or use LiteSpeed Web Server.

Hi, It seems like a bug somewhere, could you create a ticket to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended?

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.