I see, usually, the cookie is set by the app. If the app has set cookie "httponly" and "secure", OLS would just pass along.
So, it's best the app has set the cookie correctly in 1st place, then no need webserver to modify it.
Is it a subdomain method setup?
After setup the network with the subdomain method, you will need to login to the web admin panel to add the subdomain to VHost Template > docker > [Your Virtual Host Name]> Domain Name
I just tested it and it works.
I understand that but what will happen when OLS will update, this file will update too and made changes would be lost?
It shouldn't, you can give it a try
For those settings,
Please check Request/Response from the Web Admin > Server Configuration > Tuning
Please check Index Files section from...
Curious, did you install from the LiteSpeed repo or from a binary file?
To reset the web admin access, please try
/usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/admpass.sh
Docker Desktop on windows should work, but I am not sure about WSL,
Saw a similar issue, hope it helps.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/966488/how-do-i-fix-r-command-not-found-errors-running-bash-scripts-in-wsl
I did not see any 404 from the error log, were you trying to visit the PHPMyAdmin via https://sudo.something.fr:8081/ ?
From the screenshot, the SSL listener is not working by the way.
You can use OpenLiteSpeed as a remote proxy that forwards all connections to your Rust web application.
https://openlitespeed.org/kb/reverse-proxy-basics/
Hi, thanks for sharing, for the build issue, you might want to try a different compiler, and maybe one of them will work. The build errors are from third-party libraries, not much we can do to find a way to around it.