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Site Management

  1. Go to Sites page, click Create Site
  2. Enter the domain name (e.g., example.com)
  3. Select PHP version
  4. (Optional) Add domain aliases (e.g., www.example.com)
  5. Confirm — the system automatically creates the document root, generates vhost config, configures PHP handler, and reloads the web server

Site files are stored at:

/home/{system_user}/public_html/{domain}/

Each site has independent PHP configuration via LiteHttpd’s phpIniOverride:

ParameterDefaultDescription
memory_limit256MPHP memory limit
upload_max_filesize64MMax upload file size
post_max_size64MMax POST data size
max_execution_time300Max execution time (seconds)

Configure disabled PHP functions per site with presets:

  • Basic security — exec, passthru, shell_exec, system, proc_open, popen
  • Custom — manually specify functions to disable

LLStack supports LiteHttpd’s native LSCache module for server-side page caching:

  • Enable/Disable toggle
  • Cache TTL — default expiration time
  • Private Cache — for logged-in users
  • Purge Cache — clear all cached content

Works best with the LiteSpeed Cache WordPress plugin.

The vhost template provides 5 custom insertion points: CUSTOM_HEAD, CUSTOM_HANDLER, CUSTOM_REWRITE, CUSTOM_PHP, CUSTOM_TAIL.

Switching PHP version automatically updates the scriptHandler mapping and reloads LiteHttpd.

Create a one-click staging copy of any site for safe testing before applying changes to production.

  • Create Staging — clones site files and database to a staging subdomain (staging.example.com)
  • Push/Pull — sync changes between staging and production in three modes:
    • All — files + database
    • Files only — sync site files without touching the database
    • Database only — sync database without touching site files
  • WordPress domain replacement — automatically runs wp search-replace to update URLs when pushing or pulling between staging and production

Connect your site to Cloudflare for CDN acceleration and cache management.

  • Setup — enter your Cloudflare API Token and Zone ID in site settings
  • Cache Purge — purge the entire Cloudflare cache or specific URLs from the panel
  • CDN Removal — disconnect Cloudflare integration and remove the stored credentials