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When you change the listener port from xxx to 80, then you need to restart the web server. Once the web server finishes the restart(maybe less than 5s), then it should listen to port 80 correctly without waiting.

Hi To change the existing doc folder is simple, e.g. 1. SSH to the server and change /var/www/html to /var/www/site1 2. log in to the web admin > virtual host > General and edit Document Root to /var/www/site1 By the way, if you create additional VH via...

Not as I know. Maybe you can also run systemctl disable lsws, but I am not sure if it can help in your case.

HI, Please specify which rule is not working, OLS supports rewriterule only, so ErrorDocument may not work.

HI, You might want to check https://blog.litespeedtech.com/2021/06/01/guest-mode-for-wordpress-in-lscwp-v4-0 to improve the score further with some optimization features. If you need, here're some setting profiles, https://blog.litespeedtech.com/2021/03/08/lscache-profiles-for-wordpress/

Then you might want to look into the control panel's log and see if there's any reason why it brings up the OLS service.

Build master is off for a few weeks, will continue the package when he is back.

Check https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70519032/why-am-i-unable-to-update-using-yum-using-centos-stream-8

Is there any control panel on this server? Also, have you checked cronjob?

Glad to know it works ~

Hi, I believe it needs to be developed by the control panel side. If they have any questions, just ask on the Forum or GoliteSpeed community. :)

HI, If you have a domain and valid cert already, then you can go to LiteSpeed web admin > WebAdmin Settings > Listeners > SSL to use the valid key & cert.

Do you mean to visit the web admin by domain? Just need to point the domain to the server IP, then you can visit https://example.com:7080/

For LSCWP related issues please post on https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache/, we have dedicated plugin support there.

I don't think there's a way to apply modsecurity by user/virtual host on OpenLiteSpeed. To enable comodo, you need to have an account at https://waf.comodo.com/, please check https://openlitespeed.org/kb/openlitespeed-modsecurity-module/#Enabling_COMODO_ModSec_30_rule_set_on_OLS

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

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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?