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then please enable debug log and seach for 500 error , see what it says I don't think this cache issue will cause 500 error , worse case of scenario is to make cache keep miss , but your site has CF cache already

what if you run rm again ?

try add ` storagePath /usr/local/lsws/cachedata ` in the top of that conf , then restart it

check your conf file , see where it is set to , if you have enable cache module

restart OLS , it should automatically create this dir

did you restart OLS after this rule is added ?

please let me know where exactly is gives 11211 with socket ? I will ask doc team to update the inaccurate doc

when you use memcached as unix socket mode host ---> /path/to/it.sock port ---> 0

well , frankly I don't know , try to read its code but PHP is not exactly my skill please try contact the CMS author and kindly ask for how it detects "clean URL" is supported or not

yes, but besides that error message , do you have any more specific issue ? if it uses apache way to detect mod_rewrite, it will always show failed despite the OLS actually supports URL rewrite

What's the issue ? It just works fine on me Did you restart the OLS to apply htaccess ? I got some 404 , then restart OLS fixed it

what's your env ? standalone OLS ? combined with any control panel or something ?

Hi, as far as I know , reverse proxy on OLS and LiteSpeed Enterprise only support HTTP/1.1 to backends. only LiteSpeed ADC supports HTTP/1.1 , HTTP/2 , HTTP/3 and QUIC on reverse proxy for the time being. Best regards,

you need to remove that ; in front , that comment out the setting so it won't apply after that do a pkill lsphp

that questions curious me as well from what I know , it seems the lsphp was not made for CLI env , only for webserver to launch PHP , while PHP is for CLI use.

please try /usr/local/lsws/lsphp74/bin/php wp-cli.phar --info

try systemctl status mariadb or systemctl status mysqld see what's status for database if not running , try start it up

Hi, Please check : 1. if you have install lsphp from repo ? 2. did you create external app and script handler ? 3. if you access a static resources, like an image or HTML file , does it open properly ? 4. for the error log you posted in #17 , that's something else, not related to your...

it should be /usr/local/lsws/cachedata you can try run rm -rf /usr/local/lsws/cachedata to remove everything inside of it then check cachedata , it should be owned by "nobody:nobody" after that if you still seeing that log , it's probably the caching file is being...

you can try netdata , it can store many hours of historical data (if you have enough RAM to spare) if you are on small RAM server, database process might be killed by OOM you can check system log see if that ocurred