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Since the URL is not listed, how would I find the "exact" URL? I'm thinking most, if not all pages were generating the error considering the amount of them I received. In your example with the index.html, I have URL rewrites to index.php instead to match variables. Unfortunately I didn't have a...

Hmm, there wasn't any URL supplied in the error log, or did you mean to test each page by hand? On my development server, I actually don't receive the error, so it's kind of hard to test. On my live server, I had to downgrade back to previous version because after some hours, the webserver would...

After upgrading to the most recent update I received many of these errors: [INFO] [HttpVHost::addUrlStaticFileMatch] try to insert but failed, may be a code bug, NEED TO CHECK CODE. Any idea what it means? Thanks.

You might be one of the rare ones on Debian using OLS. :P I like Debian myself, and was thinking of trying it with OLS, but I was afraid of any extra bugs (and also no official repo) heh.

Hmm, I did exactly that a few days ago (tested again today), but everything was still being logged. I also tried removing all other lines from my rewrites in case of any conflicts, but no luck either. Are you able to test OLS as well? I'm on latest CentOS if it makes a difference.

Ah I'm not sure then I guess you'll have to wait for the support team. For shortening the path couldn't you just add to the path variable, or even easier is editing the ~/.bashrc file (if on CentOS) for your user and add an alias such as: alias php='/usr/local/lsws/lsphp5/bin/php' Then you...

The question is how do you use it? :P I tried adding this to test in my rewrite log: RewriteRule .* - [E=dontlog:1] Doesn't seem to work though. I got that from searching, but the sources are many years old so it might be something changed.

Hmm, what did you need -b for? If you just wanted to run php scripts via cron I don't think that is necessary. I'm using that path to run a cron and it seems to work.

Last time I ran a php script from CLI I think I used: /usr/local/lsws/lsphp5/bin/php

Awesome news. :)

Okay nevermind, the setting was in the control panel, which I was too lazy to look for it seems. I had assumed the setting didn't exist. I was also dumb and thought it wasn't working because I had it turned on, where as I actually needed to turn it off. It seems to be working now, hopefully it...

Does OLS have an EnableSendfile equivalent that apache has in httpd.conf? I have this annoying issue where static files can't be updated when using virtualbox. I had this problem years ago when using apache/nginx and this was the only way to fix it. I never had this issue for OLS until this...

I thought there was this option, but I guess not. From searching I think enterprise litespeed has this option (that post was back in 2007!). You can place in your rewrite the dontlog tag to exclude certain file types from being logged in your access log. Any chance that could be added to OLS...

Hmm, I've been meaning to ask the same question. Mine would be set up like this, assuming a default path: peter:peter /usr/local/lsws/domain.com lsadm:lsadm /usr/local/lsws/domain.com/conf root:root /usr/local/lsws/domain.com/logs peter:nobody /usr/local/lsws/domain.com/html peter:peter...

Are Tyler and Terry short forms for Tracy? Is this some sort of inside joke? LOL. :p