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@Mathis Ah, I see, you were running Debian 12 with lsphp84 and then upgraded to Debian 13. Since the lsphp packages for Debian 13 aren’t available yet, this issue can occur. For now, please avoid running any updates.

Can you give me some key features content so I can help list it on the page?

@Mathis Packages should be working, confirmed from my local test and other users. Please try "apt clean && apt update" or any similar command in raspberry pi 4

Apologies for the inconvenience, the broken package has been removed. Please run apt clean followed by apt update; this should resolve the issue. As for Trixie, the packages are not yet available, which is why the repository appears empty. Modifying the current build file for Trixie is what led...

Thanks for the report, the broken package has been removed, please try updating it again, and it should fix the issue.

I think it's in the latest repository package build as well.

We are working on it. :)

Need to check the error log. Maybe you can create a support ticket to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended.

To increase the memory limit, just edit the php.ini file would do it. Please check https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/tuning-dedicated/ for dedicated site optimization.

Hi, Have you considered this one, a similar command, but the restart part is systemctl restart lsws https://docs.openlitespeed.org/panel/directadmin/#using-the-cron

Sure, that's the plan. As the release is pretty new, we need some time to set up. Are you using Debian 13 already?

The repository had an issue yesterday and has been fixed. Please try it again and let me know if it works.

The settings look alright. And I don't see there are any changes regarding the package size in OLS v1.8.4. If you can reproduce it in v1.8.4, please submit a support request to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended.

It looks like a php related issue. But a site migration should not cause such an issue. :unsure: On the new server, please make sure the web admin is working properly before doing the migration. If the webadmin is not working, let me know.

Default wordpress image on GCP has port 7080 disabled, so, do you have port 7080 enabled on the system? See https://docs.litespeedtech.com/cloud/images/wordpress/#web-server-control-panel-access

Because caching static files has no benefit, it won't speed up the load from the server side. You might want to do it on the CDN level for static files. Changing the cache module to globally cache all the requests is not ideal; if you have another site like WordPress, then it may not follow...

Although the PHP RPM package is available for CentOS 10, the OpenLiteSpeed RPM package is not yet ready. Alternatively, you could consider installing it from source. See https://docs.openlitespeed.org/installation/source/

HI

Yes, Jammy is Ubuntu 22.04.

@YouStable Pushed, please update the package, and it should support 14.4.0 now. See https://rpms.litespeedtech.com/debian/pool/main/jammy/