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Hi, Even the home page https://giport.ru/ returns a 404. Could you make sure this virtual host has this domain giport.ru included? Also, have you changed the Home URL and site URL after moving from the technical branch to the working one?

I thought you may miss the XML package, now I am not sure, maybe you can try manually install from the browser and see what it says.

It's more recommended to have Magento run with LSWS instead of OpenLiteSpeed. Because litemage cache only supported on LSWS and you might also want to adjust .htaccess file a little bit. Could you share PHP info page, maybe this is due to some missing packages?

bak file is a backup file, and the rest will be regenerated after lsws restart, so I'd recommend you just keep it.

For AWS, login as an ubuntu user ssh ubuntu@use_your_server_ip https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/wordpress/#step-2

Hi, You still not follow. Anyway, here's the way I saw your site optimize and non-optimized look like. Optimized: 269 req 17.9MB all br/gzip Non-Optimized: 288 req 19.3MB all br/gzip Compare the minified css and non-minified css. I think I can not help more if you still believe...

I just checked your video and confirmed it's two different topics. First, we've confirmed Brotli/gzip Compression works on either browser or page speed tools. From my understanding, now your question is why css and js optimization not working? Please try the following steps with GTmetrix in...

Spam removed. For the compression checking purpose, I'd recommend not to use the Pingdom tool to check since they did not support brotli from day one.

The CSS&JS optimization features are different from the compression. I just checked again, still able to see either br or gzip compression from my browser. Do you have any screenshots or links for how you compare the page size?

For multiple domains. Port 443 Listener needs a cert & key, whether it's valid or not. Then you can put the cert&key on the virtual host SSL. You might want to use key.pem and Origin_ca.pem? Let us know if it works.

May I know which plugin caused the 403? any new rules insert to the .htaccess file after the plugin enabled?

Just did a quick test, it's included in the lsphpxx-mysql. Since OpenLiteSpeed comes with php detached mode by default, you need to restart PHP with command killall -9 lsphp to make settings take effect immediately.

I remember the OLS behind the proxy throttling issue has been fixed. Have you checked that http://127.0.0.1:8083 loading properly?

Hi, You only need lsphpxx-mysql package for LSPHP on Ubuntu 20, http://rpms.litespeedtech.com/debian/pool/main/focal/

https://forum.openlitespeed.org/threads/mcrypt.4955/#post-11227 @a159cm , if not working, please share the error output

LSCache won't cache static files. LSWS/OLS has both gzip and brotli enabled by default, so no need to change it. You can verify it from your browser tool.

Not sure if you want to use edge certificate or client certificate. You can upload your own key/cert to the server, and point either Listener>SSL or Virtual Hosts > xxxx > SSL, to load it from the web admin. https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/wordpress/#step-4-set-ssl-for-https

You can do phpinfo comparison between Apache and LSWS, see if their memory size is different. Increase: Web admin > Server Configuration -> External App -> lsphp Process Soft Limit Process Hard Limit Also, increase the memory limit from php.ini

We can install mcrypt package from pecl, https://docs.litespeedtech.com/extapp/php/extensions/#configure. apt-get install lsphp74-pear -y apt install lsphp74-dev libmcrypt-dev -y sudo /usr/local/lsws/lsphp74/bin/pecl install mcrypt add extension=mcrypt.so to...

Resolved by turning on compression in phpmyadmin