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Check the std error log, you might need to fix something from the Python code, ImportError: cannot import name 'Celery' from partially initialized module 'celery' (most likely due to a circular import) It's a Djando-related issue. To fix it, please update the celery.py file to a new name...

@Colcol Check this one https://openlitespeed.org/kb/geolocation-on-openlitespeed-for-geolite2/

Hi @Doulos Package installed pip list | grep celery celery 5.4.0 django-celery-beat 2.6.0 Module added INSTALLED_APPS = [ 'django.contrib.admin', 'django.contrib.auth', 'django.contrib.contenttypes', 'django.contrib.sessions', 'django.contrib.messages'...

Does it work if you visit the png and webp images directly from the browser? If so, a general rewriterule should work. I'm not pretty sure how the WebP Express extension handles the serving webp to the browser, you might want to contact them with more information.

I don't get it, are you able to visit the site with that specific port now? If not, what did you see on the screen?

add more listeners, e.g. listener https { address *:443 secure 1 keyFile /usr/local/lsws/conf/example.key certFile /usr/local/lsws/conf/example.crt map example example.com } listener http { address...

Hi, May I know if you have installed the celery within virtualenv? Please also try to restart the lswsgi process with the command "killall lswsgi". If the above method does not help, please check the error log, it should record some useful information.

To open more listeners on those ports, here's an example. Use web admin to setup if you aren't sure about the syntax, listener https { address *:443 secure 1 keyFile /usr/local/lsws/conf/example.key certFile...

The config you input is probably invalid, here's an example listener. Use web admin to setup if you aren't sure about the syntax, listener https { address *:443 secure 1 keyFile /usr/local/lsws/conf/example.key certFile...

Some dependency packages may be missing, please wait for the LS package released, and then you can install it from the LiteSpeed repository.

For the image URL that returns a 404 issue, a control panel reinstall might not help. What's the file full path on the system? Any file under that folder that you can access successfully? For more information, check https://phptutorialpoints.in/laravel-images-404-error/#google_vignette for the...

Thanks for the information. Although I can't reproduce it, there will be a new v1.7.19 package built soon (maybe next week)to improve ReCaptcha-related issues, so ~ please try it again after a few days.

Go to web admin > listener > HTTP(port 80), enable the secure, and input the SSL certificate as you have with the HTTPS listener.

It's doable but not recommended, otherwise user will need to specify https with port 80 to visit your site.

FYI, this feature will be added to the v1.8.2.

The solution is still quite popular though. It's on the dev's to-do but no ETA.

Here are some examples, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11653461/redirect-a-range-of-ips-using-rewritecond

Hi, It is newly supported with LSWS v6.2+, but it does not apply to OpenLiteSpeed yet. Currently, please use the "RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR}" method with OpenLiteSpeed.

You might want to check the error log. Did you use your site key and secret key? What's the recaptcha type?

Hi, For the Debian system, the lsphpxx-common package should have the gd package included. Is it possible to share the phpinfo page or content here?