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Arm packages from the LiteSpeed repository have been built and released since 2023, so I don't think php7.2 and 7.3 were covered.

I "guess" other users may prepare another server with OLS/LSWS ready, then export/import the database from the old to the new server, and then scp or FTP to transfer the web files to the new server.

Here's the listener setup guide https://docs.openlitespeed.org/configuration#set-up-listeners

Here's the repo link for Ubuntu 20.04 https://rpms.litespeedtech.com/debian/pool/main/focal/, as you can see PHP 7.2 7.3 has not been updated for a long time due to EOL. PHP supported version, https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php

OpenLiteSpeed default installation path on the system is '/usr/local/lsws', so backing up the folder should be good unless you have customized config to another location. You might want to back up sites' files and DB in addition.

Please follow the WordPress official guide https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/create-network/, it should work.

It looks more like a WordPress configuration issue instead of a docker issue to me. May I know if you have set the multisite to wp-config.php? See https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/multisite/create-network/

You might want to monitor it, or check logs. Please also check if there is any server load issue causing the site to load.

It seems like a permission issue somewhere, maybe you can raise a ticket to support@litespeedtech.com for further help.

HI @Rhino, Do you mean that the server load is even lower without the LSCache plugin? But the load is coming from the PHP process, could you compare it with/without lscache plugin? Since the site has just a few pages, it should help once the pages are cached. I also checked your screenshots...

It detects a loop. What rules have you applied, can you share?

No Estimated Time of Arrival.

Correct.

Once it's released, you can use package update to update it to the latest version.

You can use RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} to match mypage, and redirect all to the main domain URL in the .htaccess file without using the context. RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} mypage RewriteRule .* https:/yourmaindomain or just redirect mypage to / RewriteRule ^mypage/(.*)$ /$1

no ETA yet, check https://forum.openlitespeed.org/threads/latest-version-number-mismatch-cannot-find-v1-8-0.5947/#post-16275 if you want to use the latest version manually.

Thanks for the report, we haven't used that domain for a very long time. Please ignore it.

Hi, It will be pushed to the repo once it's marked as Stable released. https://openlitespeed.org/release-log/

The issue should have been addressed with the latest package. To update to the latest, you can use apt update and upgrade the package.

I remember package update would fix the permission, not sure if lsup is able to fix it or not. Sure, you can raise an issue on git.