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According to WordPress this is a security update. Is that not the case?

LSCache for WordPress v4.4.5 is available at wordpress.org but not via Litespeed/WHM. Will it be available soon?

This worked for all but 1 server. This particular server has no problems and is very fast on 5.3.8. Switching to 5.4.1 brings SSL access to a crawl and the Admin panel barely loads. I have to restart Litespeed every 2 - 3 minutes. I can't find any meaningful messages in the apache logs.

My websites are hosted on a different IP from the server's IP address. After updating from 5.3.8 to 5.4 none of the websites load. This was in the apache error log: [/etc/apache2/conf/httpd.conf:188542] Listener for 12.34.56.789:443 is not available! [/etc/apache2/conf/httpd.conf:188542]...

Resolved. After upgrading to EA4 the Apache Configuration File needed to be changed to /etc/apache2/conf/httpd.conf.

I see this in the Litespeed log: SSL] Config SSL Context with Certificate File: /var/cpanel/ssl/installed/certs/wp1_domain_org_ccb53_34bff_1459553417_755285296f6758863d1a080d7dec5bfc.crt and Key File:/var/cpanel/ssl/installed/keys/ccb53_34bff_f564ae37c07170e903835213ec467824.key get SSL error...

Can you explain why it shows as an autoupdate for VPS but not dedicated servers?

I manually updated another server. Afterward this appeared in the version manager: 15 minutes later I recieved an update notification from that server: LiteSpeed Web Server version 5.0.19-ent is available, please update your installation.

Then why was the new version detected by the VPS servers but not the dedicated servers? When I manually updated one of the servers, it showed the version as 5.0.19 build 1. 10 minutes later I received an update notice for that server that 5.0.19 was available.

This didn't work: rm /usr/local/lsws/autoupdate/.last /usr/local/lsws/bin/lswsctrl restart I can manually update them but I'm really interested in why NONE of the servers are detecting this upgrade.

None of my servers detect that there is a new version of Litespeed. When I manually updated one of the servers it lists the active version as 5.0.19 build 1. I tried removing the files in the autoupdate folder, then restarting litespeed but that doesn't help. This is happening on all my...

This is what appears in the PHP error_log: Call to undefined function findParentURL() All the include files are there. As soon as I switch to Litespeed the site displays a blank white page. How do I compare the phpinfo output? Where is the php.ini file for Litespeed?

while (!empty($theNextUp)) { //echo HTMLLine("Looking for Dad of ". $theNextUp); $myDadURL=findParentURL($theNextUp); $myDadURI=makeURI($myDadURL); //$myDadName=findTitle($myDadURI)...

Still having problems with this. Caching is working but when some users try any functions from within the WP dashboard they are logged out. Other users are able to complete tasks in the dashboard but can't log out. Is this a cookie issue? I tried "Cache Request with Cookie" and "Cache Response...

I entered 256. When I try to enter 256KB I get this error message: *invalid number format

In the cache configuration settings I had entered values for Max Object Size, Cache Expire Time (seconds), and Cache Stale Age (seconds). When I removed those values (left the fields blank) the cache started working properly.

UPDATE: I have it all working now. I changed the cache configuration and I'm now seeing X-LiteSpeed-Cache:hit in the response headers and users can log into their WordPress dashboards.

I removed this from the .htaccess and the console shows that pages are being cached, but when viewing the response header I don't show the litespeed cache hit: On sites that run WP MU I can't get the cache to work at all. Here is an example .htaccess file: <Files .htaccess> order allow,deny...

<IfModule LiteSpeed> CacheEnable public / </IfModule> RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} ^(HEAD|GET)$ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^(wp-admin|wp-login.php|wp-cron.php) RewriteRule .* - [E=Cache-Control:max-age=600] # BEGIN WPSuperCache # END WPSuperCache # BEGIN WordPress...

If I remove CacheEnable then the site is no longer cached. I want to use the LS cache with WordPress and have them be able to log into their dashboard.