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@popallo The header syntax looks incorrect to me, is it possible to share the site link or response header of the X-For part?

mm, either it's not the image from the marketplace, or you have moved the document root folder. Please submit a ticket to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended, I will help you further from there.

Happy to know it works well. :)

Try curl from the SSH terminal, if it returns 200 or 30x, then it means there's a firewall somewhere block the port 7080 from being access. curl -ILk https://127.0.0.1:7080/ In this case, you can either find the firewall and allow port 7080, or edit /usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.conf, find...

Please switch to the root user, e.g. `sudo -s`, then try it again.

Hi, It has nothing to do with CyberPanel and I did not mention it in the previous reply.

HI, do you have /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mariadb.list file exists?

Fedora is a non-lts so new versions are every ~6 months like non-LTS Ubuntu which we do not support due to no resources to maintain it. I added it to my test repo, feel free to give it a try. bash <( curl -sk https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Code-Egg/fedora-script/main/litespeed.sh )

If you are using WordPress with OpenLiteSpeed image from the GCP Marketplace, then the default path is "/var/www/html". Please SSH to the server and you should be able to edit /var/www/html/wp-config.php file.

The default browser cache is set to 7d(604800) from the OpenLiteSpeed Web Admin >Server Configuration > General > Expires Settings. If you need longer, please change it according to their suggestions...

Is it a multisite, e.g. example.com(for siteA) and example.com/site2(for siteB)? It's not common to use a query string to show a different site IMHO.

HIHI @mac2net So I tried the source install method, and it works on Fedora38. And I did another test, changing the /etc/os-release with the following content. /etc/redhat-release Fedora release 38 (Thirty Eight) [root@fedora38-ols-el opt]# cat /etc/os-release NAME="CentOS Linux" VERSION="8...

You might want to search it, e.g. Free Web Hosting Control Panels on Google search, and it will show you some posts and you can check from there. They may or may not support OpenLiteSpeed/LiteSpeed Enterprise, you might want to check it further by yourself.

HI, OpenliteSpeed has a panel for configuring OpenLiteSpeed itself only, it's not like other control panels for hosting purposes. If you want a hosting control panel, you may want to give CyberPanel one click a try.

Ha, good to know it works.

Is it a test server? Please submit the issue to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended, we will help you to check further from there.

Go to WebAdmin Settings > General > Access Control, set allow to 127.0.0.1T and ALL to the Denied List, and see if it works.

Right, I got "Non-supported operating system: fedora" when using the repo installation. It seems you can only install it from the source code, see a similar post https://forum.openlitespeed.org/threads/is-fedora-working.3107/ Another method is to use OpenLiteSpeed docker...

Webadmin runs with HTTPS, did you set the target to e.g. HTTPS:5484 ?

The build will be ready this week. Feel free to check it again after a few days. I remember fedora support the yum command, what's the current issue with the ols1clk on the fedora system?