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Ok, thanks... As far as I remember, Fail2ban is IPv4 only, right? Or has that changed?

Hi, is it possible to throttle (per client) requests for certain files or locations (for example wp-longin.php or xmlrpc.php) as a simple means to block basic brute force attacks? I only found documentation on general throttling against ddos but not anything more specific. Thanks for any info :)

So indeed changing those settings did not have any effect on the deadlock messages after all... :/

Hi @Cold-Egg I read on https://forum.openlitespeed.org/threads/possible-dead-lock-lsapi-application-openlitespeed-v-1-6-18-stable.4687/ the suggestion to take a look at the server Per Client Throttling settings. Not sure what they were by default but I set them to: Static Requests/second 40...

Same here... Moved my WordPress sites from Nginx with FastCGI_Cache to OpenLiteSpeed with lsCache hoping for some speed gain but starting to regret the move. Keep getting these "No request delivery notification has been received from LSAPI application, possible dead lock." in the WebAdmin log...

Hi, I was seeing a similar warning in the Server Error Log each time I dit a graceful restart. Turned out that root was owner of the document root directory. A "chown lsadm" on that folder did the trick :)