possible migration from lighttpd

[mistwang]

For a remote ExtApp, you just leave all configurations below "Auto Start" unset.
For example:

 Name remoteLsapi 
Address 127.0.0.1:4567 
Max Connections  10
Environment       <not set>
Initial Request Timeout (secs)   60
Retry Timeout (secs)   0
Response Bufferring    No
Auto Start                    No

No need to set Environment there. Set environment from the shell that starts lsphp.

[jrmarino]

that didn't help either.

I even changed the command to "./lsphp -b *:8008 &" and the ext app to listen to 127.0.0.1:8008

Nothing is working, other than litespeed trying to serve the phpinfo.php script as a file. I don't know what else to try.

[mistwang]

What's is output of "netstat -an | grep 8008"?

I think there must be something wrong with the configuration, if you can make the admin console available to me, I can take a quick look.

[jrmarino]

the output is "*.8008 *.* 0 0 49152 0 LISTEN"

I will PM the user/pass

[jrmarino]

hmmm - how do you PM here?

[jrmarino]

although I believe that I followed the directions, I can not get SSL to work either.

I get no errors anywhere, it just doesn't work.

[jrmarino]

This morning I shut down litespeed and lsapi, and rebuilt lighttpd with their new version 1.4.15 which happily fixed the 500 errors.

So when I got your PM, I re-enabled litespeed and lsapi. The PHP functionality is now working. I can't explain why other than perhaps it was a browser caching issue. I did definitely restart the server hard.

The SSL is not working though. The same exact SSL certifications are working fine with lighttpd, so that is not the culprit.

Also, the "graceful reboot" doesn't seem to work. It just hangs. I will just restart it from the command line I guess.

I'll send a PM so you can take a look at the ssl issue.