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Update: I can confirm that this issue was present in Litespeed version 4.2.21 and has been addressed and fixed as of version 4.2.22 @Moderation Team: Kindly mark this issue as resolved.

Hello, When LiteSpeed is enabled, Comodo's SSL Analyzer will report the following: Secure Renegotiation (Client-initiated) Supported VULNERABLE (DoS) Legacy Renegotiation (Client-initiated) Unknown These two warnings disappear when switching to Apache. IIRC, these options are controlled by...

Hi Mistwang, Thanks a lot! You guys are awesome :-) And absolutely, a large .htaccess file is always a bad, bad idea! But this will help keep the error log a little bit smaller while I deal with the customer who's htaccess file is too large!

Hi NiteWave, Done. I sent you the link in a conversation.

Hi NiteWave, Can I privately send it to you instead of publicly posting it in the form?

Hi NiteWave, There's no .htaccess file that is 250k. I was just curious if I can up the warn trigger so it warns when a file is larger than 250k, that's all. In other words, I want to suppress the warning for .htaccess files smaller than 250K instead of having it warn for 100K.

Hi NiteWave, There are no repeated lines, and yes... The file is rather large for an .htaccess file (iThemes Security rules for WordPress). I'd like to know where I can change the limit warn to trigger at a larger size, like maybe 250K?

Hey NiteWave, Yes, it sure does exist. -rw-r--r-- 1 <user> <user> 200113 Apr 4 11:03 /path/to/user/public_html/subdir/.htaccess

When you combine CloudLinux with LiteSpeed, you actually get excellent results. Installatron, from my our personal experience, is the best application autoinstaller in the market. I'll have to advise you to go with cPanel v/s Interworx. Nothing wrong with Interworx, it's just my preference.

I'm seeing a lot of warning about the size of an .htaccess file: [/<path>/.htaccess] file size is over 100K, could be a bad .htaccess I couldn't find out what triggers this warning. This is LSWS Latest on CloudLinux 6.5 w/ cPanel. Thoughts?

Hello, Thanks! I made that change to LSWS Config and I can confirm that it has resolved the issue I had. Thank you very much!

^^ I think this is the key to the problem here.

Hello, any insight on this issue?

I ran this command: /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -v 4.2.2 to upgrade to LSWS 4.2.2 which was released on Jan 30. The result was rather interesting, if I may say: So, which LSWS version am I supposed to be using? Please advise.

This option was already selected. So I tried again, and the same issue happened. This server runs CENTOS 6.3 x86_64 xenpv / WHM 11.36.0 (build 6) Screenshot below:

Login to WHM Navigate to " Install a SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain" Fill out the SSL Certificate information (Cert, Key, CA, Domain, IP, username etc...) Click "Submit" cPanel will proceed to install the SSL Certificate, and it will install it successfully. However, when I looked...

Hello, When I try to install an SSL Certificate via WHM on a Litespeed powered server, the server automatically switched to from Litespeed to Apache. Is there a special set of instructions to avoid that? Especially when resellers can install SSL Certificates for their clients? Please advise

I don't think this is true. I have LSWS 4.2.1 and .htaccess in sub directories work just fine.