LSPHP & X-Sendfile

[cmanns]

I have a site, in apache we simply add other code instead of fopen when we have mod_xsendfile and it lets PHP processes be free quicker.

Site is like photobucket/files so it's pointless to have php deliver and I don't use the php speed limiting features of the old script. Our new rewrite which will come out in a few years (joking) was totally written off the use of x-sendfile.

Then I discover for se curity litespeed forces it to be a real url.

This script saves the files in random directories like normal, however without filename and I disable php in that directory. It can reside under the www but currently its forbidden in the www.

Due to no filename it's required for PHP/MySQL to fetch the filename and download size.

How may I LiteSpeed X-Sendfile this? Large opensource downloads are getting popular and eating up my php

[mistwang]

http://www.litespeedtech.com/support...ernal_redirect

[cmanns]

Originally Posted by mistwang

http://www.litespeedtech.com/support...ernal_redirect

I was wondering if we could get some examples or help?

I was told in a ticket the way I need X-Sendfile's a security exploit and won't work. Our PHP delivers static files with the extension renamed so it can't load PHP at all, impossible. We used to do this with Lighttpd & Apache but it appears LiteSpeed needs entire differen't code?