[HELP] Can't start after add listener with IP on CentOS 7

[b0ngma01]

Hi,

I'm running Litespeed on CentOS 7 64bit. I've tried to add listener but after restart lsws listener is error does not work and it's work only if I reboot server. I'm using: Litespeed Web Server - Enterprise Edition - Version 4.2.21

Please help me to fix it.

 

[mistwang]

Please check your error_log. Is there IPv6 addresses involved. are all interfaces in UP state instead of LINK state?

 

[b0ngma01]

Please re-produce this error by step:
1. Install Litespeed to CentOS 7
2. Create new listener with ANY & Graceful restart
3. Create new listener with special IP & Graceful restart
4. You will see error
5. Try to Graceful restart but error still happen
6. Login to SSH, use cmd: systemctl restatrt lshttpd.service, but error still happen
7. Reboot server => Litespeed work again

 

[mistwang]

You cannot create two listeners with "ANY" and specific IP on the same port. You have to pick one, one or the other.

 

[b0ngma01]

You cannot create two listeners with "ANY" and specific IP on the same port. You have to pick one, one or the other.

After step 5, I've try to change listener ANY to other special IP & Graceful restart, but still error

 

[mistwang]

if you change that, you need to to stop the server fully, then start, cannot do graceful restart.

service lsws stop

then

service lsws start


should work.

 

[b0ngma01]

if you change that, you need to to stop the server fully, then start, cannot do graceful restart.

service lsws stop

then

service lsws start


should work.

On CentOS 7, I can't use service lsws stop/start because lsws service not found.
I only can use: systemctl restart/stop/start lshttpd.service
And I've try to stop but I've get error message fail to kill process. It's a bug from Litespeed.

 

[mistwang]

You can also do
killall -9 litespeed

to stop LSWS.

 

[b0ngma01]

You can also do
killall -9 litespeed

to stop LSWS.

I think you need to fix for CentOS 7. Not only for me, currently my service is work fine. But please check why we can't use cmd:
# service lsws restart/stop/reload/start
# systemctl restart/stop/start lshttpd.service

 

[mistwang]

how about /usr/local/lsws/bin/lswsctrl start/stop/restart ?
Yes, we will have it fixed.