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Hi, I assume Plausible is running ok, and it's listening on a specific port number. If you want to set reverse proxy on OLS, please check this guide https://docs.openlitespeed.org/docs/advanced/proxy

Then it means some service is occupied at that port. Good to know it works.

Happy to help. (y)

I saw you have another post that is using CyberPanel. For the control panel case, you might want to create a website from the panel. This example virtual host is just a default one from OLS. If no domain mapping to this virtual host, you will always get a 404.

I am not sure about that service. Can you try to run Grafana on another port, e.g. 3001? And make sure it works locally with curl command? Then you can set up reverse proxy from the OLS to the Grafana service. For more reverse proxy, please check...

I did not test it, but you should be able to use this example. Please replace the SOMEWHERE with your target. RewriteRule ^404$ https://SOMEWHERE/ [L] Note, remember to restart OLS once you updated the .htaccess.

@LiteCache sure, please share. @hcker2000 Since v.1.7.18, the config has set no memory limit for the external applications. Please try it and see if it helps in your environment. More https://openlitespeed.org/release-log/version-1-7-x/

Happy to help.

@gonzd May I doable check if you are using DirectAdmin too?

It sounds like nothing to do with LiteSpeed since it running with its own service. If you curl it from the server with http(s)://127.0.0.1:3000, does it work?

Thanks for sharing

Hi, Did you also add the domain mapping to the port 443 listener? Have you applied the new domain to the WordPress site? What's the page return content if you visit the new domain, a litespeed 404 error or?

Good to know that.

Multiple cache systems may cause such an issue. In your case, it seems you have Ezoic CDN cache enabled, please use either Ezoic cache, or LSCache.

Check this one https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63496078/php-what-is-lsphp

LSPHP has LiteSpeed API included in order to work with OpenLiteSpeed.

If it's blocked by OLS, you should see it in the error log. If it's something else, then I am not sure.

Good to know it works.

Do you have any other CDN service active at the moment, e.g. Cloudflare?

Not pretty sure actually. Please try to restart the LSWS from the console (systemctl restart lsws), then restart the browser and try again. You can also monitor the admin log "tail -f /usr/local/lsws/admin/logs/error.log" see if there's any hint from there.