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Hi, maybe it's due to the tmp partitionfull, please check the tmp size when it fails again.

Check https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/wordpress/#web-server-control-panel-access

Because the cache is not hit on the LSWS server, see attached file. You can also verify the cache with this tool, https://check.lscache.io/

Glad to help. :)

May I know how you download it? via SFTP/SCP? or browser download it?

It should work. You can also build your own image by following scripts and it should also take care of the firewall for you with Oracle Cloud https://github.com/litespeedtech/ls-cloud-image/wiki/Build-WordPress-Image For manual installation, please add following rules to /etc/iptables/rules.v4...

Did you set a domain and SSL for the web admin panel? Otherwise, it's normal to get invalid credential warnings when accessing the web admin at port 7080 due to an invalid certificate.

It's very similar to the standard Virtual Host, set up the External App and Script Handler inside of the VHost Template.

I tested it and it works, here's my config, context /wp-admin/ { location /var/www/html/wp-admin/ allowBrowse 0 rewrite { } addDefaultCharset off phpIniOverride { } } context /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php { location...

Try updating the package, then install again, apt-get update -y apt-get upgrade -y

Please enable the debug log from the rewrite, and check if it hits the unpexpected rule.

For Let's Encrypt, it will store the cert in a different path for each domain, so I am not sure what does "when modifying the location of the SSL certificate of 1 domain, they are modified for all with the location that I have recently placed. " means. Some example should help.

I see, no ideal solution if users visit HTTPS with IP directly. How about disabling the IP from the listener?

If this is your production site, please set your site URL and home URL to your final domain URL, not the IP. Hope it help.

OpenliteSpeed does not take those rules from .htaccess, will just ignore them. If you want to migrate those rules, can try the context function from the webadmin.

Hi, I would recommend you to set up multiple virtual hosts for each domain, and then add all the virtual hosts on the listeners mapping. This way, you can apply certificate for each one and set it on the virtual host's SSL tab easily. Let us know if you have any other questions.

https://support.wix.com/en/article/google-search-console-crawled-currently-not-indexed#:~:text=If%20you've%20submitted%20a,results%20for%20the%20time%20being.&text=It's%20not%20necessary%20to%20resubmit%20the%20URL%20to%20be%20crawled%20and%20indexed. The Crawled - Currently Not Indexed message...

It should. Did you hit the same issue? Is it a new installation?

May I know if this site is a dynamic page or a cached page? If you have the GTMetrix result, please share the links so we will see the response header from the waterfall.

Good to know it works, :)