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litespeed fastcgi handler
Hello
Fastcgi handler option can not be selected via Litespeed, I wonder how on litespeed software handler can run fastcgi, fastcgi run performance in terms of the benefit you? |
you need to build PHP with fcgi api as follows:
http://www.litespeedtech.com/how-tos.html#qa_phpfcgi lsapi + PHP is recommended over fcgi for better performance http://www.litespeedtech.com/lsapi-l...interface.html Quote:
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Thank you for letting me answer webizen.
When we compile fastcgi with easyapache via Cpanel, litespeed fastcgi handler is active, will you? |
Nope. it is manual work as indicated in the previous post: you need to compile PHP with --enable-fastcgi--enable-discard-path --disable-path-info-check and create fastcgi handler and link to fcgi external app using the compiled PHP.
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hello again
Php fastcgi protocol is enabled by adding the assembly of LSAP did, but when I compile the assembly and the assembly rules is canceled fastcgi doing without. Lsapi configure settings --enable-fastcgi--enable-discard-path --disable-path-info-check the compilation of LSAPI ./configure '--prefix=/usr/local/lsws/lsphp5' '--disable-path-info-check' '--with-litespeed' Some fastcgi is automatically canceled. |
you should not use '--with-litespeed'. just to be clear: there is *no* litespeed fastcgi but regular fastcgi.
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As you said - with-litespeed part of the erased, but when I compile via LSAP automatically re-added and deleted part of fastcgi.
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I added manually following sections.
However, when I start compiling the following options automatically - with-litespeed added. I have added Quote:
If I start the compilation process is as follows Quote:
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As stated before, do NOT use Compile PHP from Admin Console. Otherwise, you will end up with what you described (--with-litespeed gets added automatically).
Instead, use the following reference to compile PHP from command line (http://www.litespeedtech.com/support...wiki:php:lsapi). You need to make sure '--with-litespeed' option is removed. |
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