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No, I am not getting any emails about LSWS being restarted. I get emails if I goof up trying to login the the LSWS admin panel though.

Yes that seems to be the issue.

Seems to be averaging about once an hour or so, it isn't consistent either, like one time it might be 45 minutes and then the next time it might be an hour and 15 minutes. So far the highest hits I have been able to get on xcache has been 195,000 and that lasted about an hour and fifteen...

Here are my current configuration settings also: General: ---------------------------------------------- Server Name $HOSTNAME Running As user(nobody) : group(nobody) Priority -19 chroot Path / Enable chroot No Enable LVE Not Set Memory I/O Buffer 60M Swapping Directory /tmp/lshttpd/swap Auto...

Ok, something is definitely restarting the litespeed server. Just have to figure out what and if anyone has any tips on how to go about that I am all ears. Here is what is in the info log from the litespeed admin panel after a recent reset. 2011-06-23 18:04:59.268 NOTICE Server Restart Request...

I agree xcache is much faster. I have been running eaccelerator for a little bit and it seemed to do the same reset but not as often. I just switched it back to xcache and the page loading is almost twice as fast. If it only resets once an hour I can live with that. I will tweak the settings...

I thought for sure it was good to go because that was the longest it lasted without being reset. It got up to about 69,000 hits and then it cleared out again.

Ok, will try it and let you know how it goes.

Here are the settings: Name lsphp5 Address uds://tmp/lshttpd/lsphp5.sock Notes Not Set Max Connections 35 Environment PHP_LSAPI_MAX_REQUESTS=500 PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN=35 Initial Request Timeout (secs) 60 Retry Timeout (secs) 0 Persistent Connection Yes Connection Keepalive...

Here is the output of the command you posted: pstree -p | grep litespeed |-litespeed(20208)-+-httpd(20209) | `-litespeed(20210)-+-lsphp5(1343)---sh(5522)---convert(5523) php suEXEC has been disabled since it was mentioned two days ago.

Here are my settings for APC: ------------------ extension="apc.so" apc.shm_size="128M" apc.num_files_hint="1000" apc.user_entries_hint="4096" apc.ttl="3600" apc.user.ttl="3600" apc.max_file_size="1M" apc.gc_ttl="7200" apc.stat="0" ----------------- and here are my settings I have for xcache...

I wanted to try APC also and it is doing the same thing. Resetting way before the ttl setting would kick in.

The new memory settings at first seemed like it was working but it still ends up resetting itself. I don't know it if it litespeed that is restarting or what might be causing it. I don't know enough to figure out what to look for that would be causing it.

I just upped the size of the shared memory to 64MB and set the xcache.size to 48MB to see if that makes any difference. The kernel was set to 32MB originally. I am only guessing that it was clearing it out because of filling the shared memory?

Ok, I turned suEXEC off and turned xcache back on. About every 10 minutes or so it is like it is resetting. All of the hits that are showing on the xcache admin along with memory usage get cleared out and starts over again. Here are my settings displayed in xcache admin: Version 1.3.2...

I did turn the suEXEC option off last night and was using xcache and it still seemed like it was resetting every 30 seconds to a minute. When I first set it like that last night it seemed like it was working good and had over 35,000 hits showing and then it reset and after that it seemed to...

I am very new to Litespeed but I must say I have been hugely impressed by it's performance. We went from a dedicated server with server loads around 1 to a vps hybrid and using Litespeed and server loads barely go over .30. I am trying to use some sort of cache and have found a lot of...