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HI, I think you just need to fix the SSL config on the port 8080 listener. If you want to use hn.mydomain.com in the front, and localhost:8080 at the backend, you can follow https://docs.openlitespeed.org/docs/advanced/proxy to setup reverse proxy.

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Maybe you changed the config permission by accident? Please submit the issue to support@litespeedtech.com with this forum post link appended.

@superipey I just ran the same command to install the package on a fresh server. The cache module is installed by default. So I am not sure why it does not exist on your server, maybe you can manually add the module by following https://openlitespeed.org/kb/litespeed-cache-on-openlitespeed/

Are you still at the login status? Is there any error shown in the server error log and admin error log(/usr/local/lsws/admin/logs/error.log)?

OLS does not has such feature, if you just want to add the code without a plugin, you might need to edit the theme https://wpastra.com/guides-and-tutorials/add-google-analytics-to-wordpress-without-plugin/

The cache module is missing under the module page? It should be installed by default, may I know how you installed the OLS?

In your case, I'd set both max connections and PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN limit to 15, and apply LSCache on your site if possible to reduce the load.

Check ls_webcachemgr.log log and there should log the reason. If the error is "Fatal Error Encountered During Action Execution", then they can follow https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/cp/cpanel/whm-litespeed-plugin/troubleshooting/#whm-plugin-cache-manager-error-status to debug the issue. If...

1. Yes, as long as there's no port conflict. 2. Use reverse proxy https://docs.openlitespeed.org/docs/advanced/proxy. You can also consider to use nodejs app context to serve js file, https://openlitespeed.org/kb/running-node-js-apps-with-openlitespeed/

You can disable it on one site and verify again. You might also want to check ls_webcachemgr.log for more information. For further LSWS-related issues, please move to https://litespeedtech.com/support/forum/, thanks.

I felt the resulting URL is expected based on the rewriterule. If you input the same URL, does the Nginx site redirect you to a static image file, and OLS does not? It should be handled by that PHP file though.

Then, could you provide both the expected URL and the actual result URL, so we can check where the issue is?

I checked the URL on that testing tool and it works. What's the result URL did you get from your browser if it doesn't work?

The upgrade should change the OLS binary only, not the certificate included. Is the issue reproducible if you downgrade to the previous version and upgrade to v1.8.1 again?

@iMydl.com The rule seems to be working, may I know if you have restarted the OLS service to make the rule take effect?

I will take a look when get a chance, for now, you can use https://htaccess.madewithlove.com/ to help you verify the rule.

Try to remove the first slash and let us know if it works. RewriteRule "^timthumb/w_([0-9]+)/h_([0-9]+)/q_([0-9]+)/zc_([0-9])/a_([a-z]+)/([0-9A-Za-z_\-]+)\.([0-9a-z]+)$" "/wp-content/themes/wordpress-theme-puock-2.7.0/timthumb.php?w=$1&h=$2&q=$3&zc=$4&a=$5&src=$6" [R]

1. Yes 2. Set SSL at virtual host level See https://docs.openlitespeed.org/configuration#set-up-ssl-for-virtual-hosts for the details.

Please check web admin > SSL listener > SSL > Client Verification, let us know if that feature is what you are looking for.