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I contacted the support team and after 6 or more intensive hours debugging and testing, in my case the issue happens when using Cloudflared tunnels and connecting to web server via HTTP connection on port 80. So adapting from tunnels to use HTTPS(443) with HTTP2 enabled solved the issue. It...

Yes, i tried without cache plugin and it's the same issue.

Have you found any solution?

But i think it's not related to LSCWP but OLS itself...

I don't know why it happens but I'm hosting more than 20+ websites and this issue have been recently started. What can I test or how to solve that weird situation?

Ok, so can you give a detailed answer how to do it in another way as you recommend it?

Is that what you mean?

But in wordpress Litespeed Cache Plugin implement Redis itself... But i will look at this and will see what we can do. Thank you for your suggestions

If it's possible can you give some instructions/example on how to do all of that in easy way?

Yes it works, root@eakteam ~ # redis-cli 127.0.0.1:6379>

I have tried almost everything, changing lsphp versions, checking if redis is running via systemctl, making a connection test via php file from public_html .... etc. I still cannot connect to redis regardless that everything seems to be ok on my local machine. LiteSpeed WPCache Version: v6.0.0.1

Thank you so much... All i needed was this: webadmin { It is working perfectly! THanks

Is there any way to access web admin through a domain/subdomain directly without putting the port :7080 at the end? E.x: ols.domain.com Maybe some kind of proxy or something? Any idea?