How to compile and install openlitespeed in oracle arm a1 instance.

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• FatGrizzly Member, Host Rep

  March 2023

  @timnolte said:
  @FatGrizzly oh, when did they release arm64 PHP binaries?

  @giang said:

  @FatGrizzly said:
  @Arkas this guide is outdated now, LSWS has aarch php binaries. May you please remove the php part from OP?

  Would you please provide link or information about it?

  @timnolte said:
  I messaged some LiteSpeedTech folks on Slack and I was told that there is only admin lsphp available. There aren't general lsphp packages available and those still need to be built from source.

  Yup, OLS installation always failed just due to php, now that they have it, its basically just the docs(just plain compiling and installing). I should've been clear in my post

  @timnolte If you can give me a helping hand, we can package lsphp binaries and extensions for aarch64 and ship it.

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• giang Veteran

  March 2023

  @FatGrizzly said:

  @timnolte said:
  @FatGrizzly oh, when did they release arm64 PHP binaries?

  @giang said:

  @FatGrizzly said:
  @Arkas this guide is outdated now, LSWS has aarch php binaries. May you please remove the php part from OP?

  Would you please provide link or information about it?

  @timnolte said:
  I messaged some LiteSpeedTech folks on Slack and I was told that there is only admin lsphp available. There aren't general lsphp packages available and those still need to be built from source.

  Yup, OLS installation always failed just due to php, now that they have it, its basically just the docs(just plain compiling and installing). I should've been clear in my post

  @timnolte If you can give me a helping hand, we can package lsphp binaries and extensions for aarch64 and ship it.

  They did something to improve, at least

  Thanked by 1FatGrizzly
• FatGrizzly Member, Host Rep

  March 2023

  I found this in a github issue this year,

  Yes, ARM support is on our to-do list this year.

  So they are slowly progressing, Great!