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@Eric-A-R-M How did you setup the repo on AlmaLinux 9? Yes, it is required currently to add remi repo for the third party packages that used to be available via epel and powertools but are not currently.

You cannot see if LSWS is being used via the command line. It will only be used when using a browser with litespeed. When using via the CLI, it just uses the CLI interface no need for LiteSpeed. If you need to check it via command line you can curl a phpinfo page and check for server_software...

Can you try running `/usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/cp_switch_ws.sh lsws` and see if that works?

You are correct, during install LiteSpeed will detect the environment and use a customized profile. The tooltips are mainly for native installs.

For CentOS 8 you may need to also run dnf config-manager --set-enabled PowerTools We will update the Installation guide.

Neither of those would cause it to error, do you have logs for before that?

Yes, we release new PHP updates relatively quickly within 1-2 days and new releases can take a couple weeks at times.

Currently those scripts will not work for CentOS 8, we are currently still in the process of setting up and evaluating our products on CentOS 8. In the mean time you can install OLS by following this guide here: https://openlitespeed.org/kb/install-from-binary/

When LSCache is enabled then PHP is actually never run so OPCache wouldn't be used/needed. OPCache will help up speed up PHP pages that cannot be cached.

Hi @ozge OpenLiteSpeed actually does not work with Plesk. You would need to use LiteSpeed Enterprise. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:plesk:installation-12

Hi Ozge, Once you install LiteSpeed Web Server on your Plesk server it will be enabled for all the domains on your server. It will replace needing to run Apache/Nginx. No need to edit any subscriptions or anything for it to work.

Please try upgrading to latest 5.4.1 and running `/usr/local/lsws/bin/lswsctrl stop` and `/usr/local/lsws/bin/lswsctrl start` it should fix the issue.

Can you try Purge All and see if it helps? This will purge all the caches.

How are you checking hits/misses? Are you able to PM a test phpinfo() page with LSPHP73?

You need to install the following package: yum install gcc-c++

Are you able to PM to site you are testing with on GTMetrix?

Do you have hosting with a hosting company? or do you manage your own servers? That specific setting is inside of WHM, if you do not have access to WHM and just cPanel you may want to contact your host to disable this for you.

Are you running OpenLiteSpeed or Enterprise? The script is only for Enterprise.

Can you open a support ticket with us so we can take look?

That way should still work or you can use the newest way of: https://litespeed.sh/ What type of license do you have?