With the change in policy after 3.1 in how the free version loads only five hosts from the apache configuration (httpd.conf) I'd like to request a modification that will be more helpful to users.
Currently when there are more than five in the httpd.conf, litespeed just gives an error and only runs the first five hosts, but doesn't display what's going on and what's actually running. This is very confusing. It's also very difficult to understand how on a cpanel server with just 5 accounts visible, there are actually several more "hidden" - one for each IP a virtual host is tied to.
I'd like you to consider doing it differently:
Load ALL the virtual hosts in httpd.conf BUT disable them in the virtual host list (the one with the stop and go buttons that show the status). That will allow the user to see the first five are running but the last few are disabled.
Then also allow the user to disable other virtual hosts and re-enable other ones - as long as the total stays under 5.
This will help prevent confusion and also empower the user to have a better experience with litespeed, giving them more control but still staying within your rules.
Currently when there are more than five in the httpd.conf, litespeed just gives an error and only runs the first five hosts, but doesn't display what's going on and what's actually running. This is very confusing. It's also very difficult to understand how on a cpanel server with just 5 accounts visible, there are actually several more "hidden" - one for each IP a virtual host is tied to.
I'd like you to consider doing it differently:
Load ALL the virtual hosts in httpd.conf BUT disable them in the virtual host list (the one with the stop and go buttons that show the status). That will allow the user to see the first five are running but the last few are disabled.
Then also allow the user to disable other virtual hosts and re-enable other ones - as long as the total stays under 5.
This will help prevent confusion and also empower the user to have a better experience with litespeed, giving them more control but still staying within your rules.
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