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

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

Thanks for your reply - I've got it all restored and working via the bookworm repo and it's running smoothly on my trixie machine.

That was painful yesterday. I had about 8 hours of downtime before I switched everything over to lsphp83 temporarily. The new package...

Apologies for the inconvenience, the broken package has been removed. Please run apt clean followed by apt update; this should resolve...

For me in the build version mentioned above after talking with the support team everything is solved.

Apologies for the inconvenience, the broken package has been removed. Please run apt clean followed by apt update; this should resolve...

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

For me in the build version mentioned above after talking with the support team everything is solved.

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

As a workaround after talking with support the issue is solved in dev build. You can install it via this command...

Are there binaries missing from the debian trixie repo? I can't see openlitespeed in there, and after an apt upgrade I get an error...

In comparison this is the lsphp83/bin directory

Hello This morning i just updated lsphp84 and openlitespeed via apt, and i noticed my websites returned error 403. After some...

As a workaround after talking with support the issue is solved in dev build. You can install it via this command...