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I guess it should work as long as there aren't duplicate rule IDs, you might still want to test it,

ARM CPU is not supported, choose others, e.g. AMD, Intel

Coming soon~

Actually, some of the htaccess features can also complete by the context feature inside of the virtual host. Yes, that is a Linux command, so it will work for all the Linux servers. You might just need to specify the document's root location.

My test site works fine, when you turn on the Secure, have you set the key and cert to the SSL?

That's the limitation of the OLS. More https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/editions For reload .htaccess, you can check https://openlitespeed.org/kb/reload-openlitespeed-automatically-with-directadmin/ as a workaround method.

That's the limitation of the OLS. More https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/editions For reload .htaccess, you can check https://openlitespeed.org/kb/reload-openlitespeed-automatically-with-directadmin/ as a workaround method.

Not as I know, I will ask internally, if no update from me then it means no custom suspend page support.

That is just a warning that just means they are using a newer imagick lib than what it was compiled against, it should cause no issue. Our build master will try to keep pecl imagick up to date and it will be compiled with latest imagick lib at that time but the distro or third-party distros...

Build master was off for some reason, hope he will be back soon.

A workaround method https://openlitespeed.org/kb/reload-openlitespeed-automatically-with-directadmin/

It means when OLS reloads, it will auto load rules from .htaccess file.

Yes, in order to reload .htaccess file. For any changes to the .htaccess file, you need to restart OLS.

No, I don't think it works.

Found it.

That's fine, have you sent the email yet?

Could you send raise an issue to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended, we will help more from there

That is way too long, for 9GB, I'd expect the import will be done in a much much short time. Then I am not sure, it could be more possible reasons. Maybe you can find a place that has a faster network as a workaround method.

What if you put a wildcard `*` to the Access Allowed, will that makes any difference?

default_socket_timeout Does the 503 error happen after 60 seconds or?