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No need, use OLS as a reverse proxy should do it. Have you followed https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/reverseproxy/ to set up a web server and rewrite rule(https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/reverseproxy/#rewrite-rules) for it? If it does not, could you Inbox me about your configs?

@doxul For now, manually remove that stderr.log.2024.xx file. Then, please go to the OpenLiteSpeed web admin and check your log settings. For example https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/logs/#using-webadmin-console There's a Rolling Size and Keep Days. The default value should be 10M unless...

HI, 20MB std error logs are not huge. Have you checked the content of the stderr log? try to fix it to avoid repeated logs. You can also follow https://community.cyberpanel.net/t/guide-logs-cleaner-for-cyberpanel/37324/3 to create a clean-up script to remove the files from time to time.

For sure.

Check default value from https://www.php.net/manual/en/info.configuration.php If you want a value different than this default value of 1000, you will have to specify it

Based on our testing, GCC versions 7 or earlier may encounter the issue mentioned above.

Document root point to /var/www/html for frontend, and set up a Django app context with URL /api. If the front end is still not working, you might want to share the configs here.

@airween Thank you for your patience. We were initially looking in the wrong direction. After compiling the module on different servers, we found that the "std::length_error" issue has been resolved after upgrading the build server environment to a newer version of GCC. It seems the new...

What you did is correct, is it possible to Inbox me the phpinfo URL?

Sorry for the long wait. Dev shared a tag here, and I will share the steps here once I can build and reproduce the issue from it.

No problem.

Then create a new listener with port 80, see https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/#create-a-listener with example name HTTP. Then map the listener name to the VHost Template > Mapped Listeners, e.g. from Default to Default, HTTP

1. That is correct, you are probably using image optimization and some other optimization features from the LSCache plugin, and those will try to optimize it in the background. 2. This is not related to the optimization, but I just want to point out that the cache part may not work since the...

Hi, Have you verified if the WebSocket works without OLS? See https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/reverseproxy/websocket/#have-a-websocket-backend-ready If it supports HTTP, you can try to set up OLS as a reverse proxy by following https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/reverseproxy/

Check if your OLS HTTP listener has mapped the virtual host and domain. See https://docs.openlitespeed.org/config/#map-virtual-hosts for more information.

Not as I know since PHP83 has been released and is quite popular now. If you think it's a bug, please submit the issue to bug@litespeedtech.com with the details, so the dev team can help to take a look at the issue.

Should be in this month if there are no further issues.

The next release should be 1.8.x instead of 1.7. If there's a new update available, and you run the yum update, then it should revert back to v1.7.x Thanks, we just have it updated.

Good to know it works. Context with regular expression has higher priority.

Please try to disable the "context exp:^.*" and see if it helps. Since OLS has browser cache enabled by default, you don't need to add that context.