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That is good, isn't it? Here’s the release log if you’d like to see what has changed.

Correct.

No, it's not normal, that's why you might want to search the error from the error log and see what causing the issue.

OpenLiteSpeed is a web server and it should have no issue with the Ezoic and Mediavine, just make sure you don't use the LSCache on your site at the same time.

I think the above issue was due to the incorrect permission to log files, so removing those fixed the issue. What's the error log you got?

Did you restart the server or the web server? If the server is rebooted, the cache will be invalid. But I am not sure about the 404 issue, please submit the issue to support@litespeedtech.com if it is still happening.

The default page is built in the OLS, if you want to customize the error page, please try this https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/advanced/errorpages/

Hi, It looks more like you have a Cyberpanel-related question, in that case, please contact help@cyberpanel.net for any Cyberpanel-related technical support issues.

Consider using the rewrite method if only one or two PHP scripts need to be run with specific PHP versions. See https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/php/file/#alternate-method

How about creating a new context, e.g. with exp:^.*(css|js)$, so al the CSS and js files will not hit the specified PHP context? You might want to adjust the URI and location for your needs.

Happy to help.

You can set up a virtual host for your hostname, domain map the virtual host, and apply SSL certificate like other virtual hosts. Then go to LiteSpeed web admin > WebAdmin Settings > Listeners > SSL to use the valid key & cert.

It seems like a critical issue, but there hasn't been a new OLS package update for a while. Could you let us know if anything was done before the issue occurred? Maybe you can contact support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended as well. Note: just in case, please try to...

To work around this, you could use a soft link to the folder. e.g. ln -s /home/domain.com/error.html/public_html /home/domain.com/public_html/error.html

May I know if the site has cache enabled? Or are you testing pure PHP performance? Maybe the network is the bottleneck, what's the test result so far?

I don't think it works.

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For the web server, not specifically for OpenLiteSpeed, you need to update the domain name from old-website.com to new-website.com, that's it. See https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/#map-virtual-hosts for more details.

If you create a phpinfo page, does it return a 200 status code or 503?

It looks like the load is originating from the same site. Are there any unusual traffic patterns in the access log?