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Good to know it displays now. For the second question, please check this guide https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/django/#how-do-i-restart-the-python-process

It means no node process is running. Do you use any CDN with cache enabled?

HI, LiteSpeed repo does not support 23.04, not sure how you install it. That message may be due to you did not config the OpenLiteSpeed Listener or VH mapping. More https://docs.openlitespeed.org/configuration#set-up-listeners If you have Ubuntu 22.04, please try the script method which...

After kill the process, what's the output from this command, "ps -aux | grep -i node"

Feel free to check examples on https://openlitespeed.org/kb/ols-configuration-examples/

Please try to upgrade OLS to version v1.7.18, then empty the Memory Soft Limit (bytes), Memory Hard Limit (bytes), Process Soft Limit, and Process Hard Limit value from the web admin > External App > PHP version you are using. Then test it again and let us know if it works.

You can try to add the following rule into the web admin> VH > General > php.ini Override php_value auto_prepend_file script.php Or add it to the php.ini so it will apply globally.

If you open an HTTPS port with a valid Certificate applied, then HTTP3/QUIC should work on that listener.

The rewriterule method should be good enough, no need to add a context. If you want to respond HTTPS only, then the current rules are incorrect, please use the following example only: RewriteRule ^(.*)$ HTTPS://Plaxxxxx/$1 [P,L,E=PROXY-HOST:xxxxxxx] If is still not working, please submit a...

QUIC is bound with the HTTPS listener, you could just edit the listener, and no need to config QUIC.

I see, then you might want to fix the Plausible docker first.

The file location is correct.

For OLS, cache files are stored under the /usr/local/lsws/cachedata folder. Check https://openlitespeed.org/kb/openlitespeed-cache-module/ if you want to customize the cache folder. It's not recommended to public cache globally and blindly. If this CMS has no cache plugin supported, then it's...

If you aren't sure of the syntax, please try to edit it via OpenLiteSpeed Web Admin, then you will see the correct syntax in the conf file. For example, "map test1.domain.com test1.domain.com" does not map to any virtual host name which is incorrect. Please check...

Hi, I assume Plausible is running ok, and it's listening on a specific port number. If you want to set reverse proxy on OLS, please check this guide https://docs.openlitespeed.org/docs/advanced/proxy

Then it means some service is occupied at that port. Good to know it works.

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I saw you have another post that is using CyberPanel. For the control panel case, you might want to create a website from the panel. This example virtual host is just a default one from OLS. If no domain mapping to this virtual host, you will always get a 404.

I am not sure about that service. Can you try to run Grafana on another port, e.g. 3001? And make sure it works locally with curl command? Then you can set up reverse proxy from the OLS to the Grafana service. For more reverse proxy, please check...

I did not test it, but you should be able to use this example. Please replace the SOMEWHERE with your target. RewriteRule ^404$ https://SOMEWHERE/ [L] Note, remember to restart OLS once you updated the .htaccess.