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Given the details you have provided, it is clear for me that gzip works(because once disabled, bandwidth increases), but does not work as well as mod_deflate. I would suggest to modify compression level parameters, as LiteSpeed uses level 1 for dynamic content and mod_deflate most likely uses...

I believe these users use some kind of proxy("gateway"; most likely something for content filtering, security or caching) that rewrites HTTP requests in a way that LiteSpeed thinks these requests are invalid.

It all depends on the use case. In our case the choice is like this: 1. With LiteSpeed a) One powerful, multicpu server: $600 a month b) LiteSpeed License: ~$90 a month for 8 CPU license 2. Without LiteSpeed a) Two powerful, multicpu servers: $1200 a month b) Apache: free(but most likely will...

What exactly are you trying to achieve? I am preparing LiteSpeed for fast deployment on a new cluster and what I did was I compiled LSPHP using web console, but after that I copied preparation and install scripts from /usr/local/lsws/phpbuild/. These can be modified as per your needs(for...

I am not sure about ZendOptimizerPlus, but you could try latest eAccelerator(warning: seems like the eAccelerator you can tick in LiteSpeed web console when compiling PHP is old!). I am using eAccelerator with PHP 5.4.15 without any issues. Here's the way I set it up(nonopensource LiteSpeed...