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Sorry, I appreciate your reply but you didn't answer the question at all. I understand how sessions work, and I know that PHP has garbage collection built in. I asked two very specific questions: 1. What is the correct way to clean up PHP sessions in OLS? 2. How are sessions dealt with in the...

Does OLS not come with a cron job to automatically clean up PHP sessions? We just had quite a bit of downtime due to OLS filling up /tmp with PHP session files. I had assumed there would be a cleanup cron job in place (Like there is with the standard PHP binaries that come from the OS Repos) but...

As an update, updating the LSCache plugin in Wordpress to Exclude / solved the issue we're having. It's not a fix obviously (We DO want the homepage to be cached, but only if the cookie isn't present) but a workaround. It seems like for some reason, the plugin is always serving a cached...

Yes, the server has been restarted many times since the rule was added. This isn't a new rule (Has been in place for many months), but we only just noticed the issue on the homepage recently.

We have Wordpress installed at / and a forum installed at /forums. When the user logs in to the forums, a cookie is set. We have configured the LSCache Wordpress plugin to exclude caching if this cookie is present. The rewrite rule generated by the plugin is present in our .htaccess file, and...

Agreed. Very unintuitive to have to define an SSL config for the listener when it's not needed.

I have the following nginx rewrite rule that works great, but for the life of me, I cannot figure out the right way to add it to Litespeed: ~^/index\.php\?(?<suffix>(forums|threads|members|resources|posts|help|tags|attachments).*)$ /forums/$suffix; Here is what I added to Litespeed, but it's...