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Thanks for the report, the developer has been replied on the Github issue, https://github.com/litespeedtech/lsmcd/issues/15

There is a minor difference in the way LiteSpeed Web Server and Apache treat the [L] flag in rewrite rules. The [L] flag (“L” stands for “Last”) causes mod_rewrite to stop processing the ruleset. There are two ways to interpret this: In most contexts, including LiteSpeed Web Server, this means...

I changed the forums to another string, but yeah, it works. Maybe you can try to move this line to the top of the .htaccess file.

Port 80 and 443 are more for the regular HTTP and HTTPS listener set up, please avoid using it on the web admin listener. you might want to consider setting up a reverse proxy for the web admin which sounds weird to me through :LOL:

Hi @jcm, Hope this helps https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/wordpress/#change-user

It works for me, have you restart the webserver?

They might be using different PHP, could you compare phpinfo page for both Apache and LiteSpeed?

you can try to run the following command to remove everything inside of it rm -rf /usr/local/lsws/cachedata then check cachedata folder, it should be owned by "nobody:nobody"

What did you see with the following command when it shows extra connections? You can keep monitoring it and check if this has anything to do with limit settings? ps aux | grep lsphp | grep -v grep

@harrycrb Do you have set PHP74 handler yet? You can also use ols1clk next time so you don't need to bother PHP settings https://openlitespeed.org/kb/1-click-install/

Hi, I don't see any hook or renew log from the last reply. What if you force to dry-run cert renew? Will you see any hook-related log?

Hi, It's OpenLiteSpeed forum, and I don't see the Sendmail has anything to do with it. You might want to post the question on CloudLinux or Sendmail google group.

You might want to check if the database service is still running? e.g. service mariadb status

Because CyberPanel manages htaccess, so you should edit it from the panel

I see, for Xenforo, only cached for public view. So every login user may still hit the PHP process. So for xenforo, you might need a higher PHP limit. https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscxf/installation/

It shouldn't. May I know which OLS version you are using?

Yes

May I know which CMS it is? Do you have any cache enabled? About low traffic, do you know how many concurrent connections?

Hi, Have you tried following commands before? /usr/local/lsws/bin/lswsctrl stop >/dev/null systemctl stop lsws >/dev/null systemctl start lsws >/dev/null Any hook related log shows in "/var/log/letsencrypt/letsencrypt.log"? You can force it and check if lsws restart success. Don't run it too...

What if you "killall lsphp" process and check the phpinfo page again?