After upgrading the PHP version of my Litespeed server from 7.4 to 8.2, I suddenly found that the Memcached and Redis connection tests in the Litespeed Cache plugin were failing (Connection Test: Failed). This article explains how to detect and configure the cache Memcached (Redis) to resolve this issue.
Are you running a WordPress site on LiteSpeed and noticing something odd in the CyberPanel admin panel lately? Some users find the File Manager misbehaving and unable to browse folders properly. In my case, PHPMyAdmin would not open automatically and instead displayed the message: "Auto-login for PHPMYAdmin is now supported. Click the button below to generate auto-access for PHPMYAdmin."
After creating a new website in the CyberPanel management interface of a LiteSpeed server, if you connect to the URL and get a 403 or 404 error (page not found), it may be due to several reasons. Below are some basic solutions for your reference: **1**. **Check the .htaccess file**: Make sure the ".htaccess" file exists in the website's folder.
Recently, because I used a rescue file, I rebuilt a LiteSpeed server using the CyberPanel control panel as the interface on a brand-new Linux server. Since the network address (IP Address) was also replaced, the server's system needed some changes to operate normally. Below is a record of which settings were changed, for fellow enthusiasts' reference.
