Please check this External guide for OpenLiteSpeed and Raspberry PI.
How to Submit a Bug Report NOTE: Always upgrade to the latest version of OpenLiteSpeed before submitting a bug report. The issue you are experiencing may have been fixed already! There are two types of reports you may log: a Server Crash Report and a…
This guide will teach you how to upgrade your OpenLiteSpeed install to OLS’s Edge Tier. Repository This section assumes you have already set up OpenLiteSpeed via LiteSpeed’s Repository from this guide here. CentOS Setup First, you will need to make sure you have the latest…
There are three different methods for upgrading or downgrading your version of OpenLiteSpeed: LiteSpeed repository lsup.sh script Binary install In order to avoid complications, always upgrade or downgrade using the same method you used to install OpenLiteSpeed originally. NOTE: If you are using OLS on…
These days it’s not too popular to install OpenLiteSpeed from source. Installing OLS from a repository, or installing a binary directly, is so much easier than compiling from source code. However, there are still some who prefer the old way, for whatever reason (maybe special…
OpenLiteSpeed doesn’t require any control panel to service the website. However, control panel such as Free CyberPanel can make your life much easier than using OLS alone since Cyberpanel will do a lot of stuff for you including shared hosting file/folder permission and much more. …
The following are the minimum system requirements for OpenLiteSpeed. Operating System OpenLiteSpeed supports current and non-EOL versions of the following Linux distributions: RedHat Enterprise Linux and derivatives AlmaLinux CentOS CloudLinux Oracle Linux RockyLinux VzLinux Debian and Ubuntu CPU Intel: 80486 and up PowerPC: PowerPC G4…
Requirements Latest OpenLiteSpeed has precompiled binary included in the package for you to easily install than compiling/installing from source code yourself. Operating System CentOS 6, 7, 8 Debian 9, 10, 11 Ubuntu 18,20,22 NOTE: Currently one click installation only supports the above operating systems with…
OpenLiteSpeed will normally be installed through the root user on the production server. If there is some case you do want to install OLS as a non-root user, you can. The following provides an example to install OLS from source code as a non-root…
PHP is fully supported by OpenLiteSpeed out of box. No additional configuration is required. However the default binary installed(/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp) is a minimum build for testing use and can not be used for real applications. This article is not intended to provide instruction on how…