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    Can't find a way to whitelist IPs

    Thanks it works when using a proxy instead of static context. I thought adding a static context would be enough just to whitelist some IPs. Btw, is using an empty directory as the DOC_ROOT the best practice for a virtual host used only for proxying ?
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    Can't find a way to whitelist IPs

    /empty is an empty folder i've set as the document root of this virtual host. /empty/admin doesn't exist. Actually i don't need a document root, as this vhost is only a reverse proxy but openlitespeed forces me to put one. So i created an empty folder.
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    Can't find a way to whitelist IPs

    Looks like OLS is not happy when the directory doesn't exist, it just throws an error and ignore the context definition. [428471] [config:server:vhosts:vhost:vaultwarden:context:/admin] path is not accessible: /empty/admin If i create the directory, then there is no error and the ACL works...
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    Can't find a way to whitelist IPs

    Hello I recently added vaultwarden as a new virtualhost with proxy and websocket configured. Now i want to restrict the "/admin" URI to the LAN subnet only. So i added a static context with /admin, allowed the LAN and denied everything else with "ALL". But instead it's just allowing every IP, as...
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    lsphp84 disappeared since update

    I switched back to lsphp84 everything is fine Thanks @Cold-Egg
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    lsphp84 disappeared since update

    Hi I still don't get updates for lsphp84, and the package seems to be gone This is my Package file downloaded by apt which seems to be up to date with the online repo at https://rpms.litespeedtech.com/debian/dists/trixie/main/binary-arm64/Packages
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    lsphp84 disappeared since update

    I did the same, i think the package will be available later for arm64 devices like raspberry PI
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    lsphp84 disappeared since update

    Hello, still no updates on my side This is my openlitespeed.list file :
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    lsphp84 disappeared since update

    No update yet, the packages are still "up to date" for apt. For now i switched back to lsphp83 which seems to work
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    lsphp84 disappeared since update

    In comparison this is the lsphp83/bin directory
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    lsphp84 disappeared since update

    Hello This morning i just updated lsphp84 and openlitespeed via apt, and i noticed my websites returned error 403. After some debugging, i found that the lsphp process was not running, and the previously working lsphp84 was not there anymore. My system is a raspberry pi 4 running raspbian 13...
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