lsphp84 disappeared since update

[Mathis]

Hello

This morning i just updated lsphp84 and openlitespeed via apt, and i noticed my websites returned error 403.
After some debugging, i found that the lsphp process was not running, and the previously working lsphp84 was not there anymore.



My system is a raspberry pi 4 running raspbian 13 stable with the latest updates.

What happened ?

 

[Mathis]

In comparison this is the lsphp83/bin directory

 

[Cold-Egg]

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

 

[Bayview]

That was painful yesterday. I had about 8 hours of downtime before I switched everything over to lsphp83 temporarily.
The new package seems to install ok, so I'll work on switching back.

 

[Mathis]

No update yet, the packages are still "up to date" for apt.
For now i switched back to lsphp83 which seems to work

 

[Cold-Egg]

@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

 

[Mathis]

Hello, still no updates on my side



This is my openlitespeed.list file :

 

[Bayview]

I may have done apt reinstall lsphp84 on my system. If that doesn't help it must be a difference because of the distribution. I'm running noble.

 

[Mathis]

I did the same, i think the package will be available later for arm64 devices like raspberry PI

 

[Bayview]

I did the same, i think the package will be available later for arm64 devices like raspberry PI

Hmm, my main server is an arm64 architecture, so that alone isn't the explanation either.

 

[Cold-Egg]

@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.