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litespeed_wiki:install:commandline [2014/06/27 20:00] Michael Armstrong [How to Set Up LiteSpeed Web Server from the Command Line] |
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| This wiki is meant for those familiar with the Unix/Linux console command line environment that see a GUI as a distraction and overhead. | This wiki is meant for those familiar with the Unix/Linux console command line environment that see a GUI as a distraction and overhead. | ||
| - | This wiki is not meant for users using [[litespeed_wiki:cpanel:auto-installer|cPanel/WHM]], [[litespeed_wiki:plesk:installation|Plesk]], or [[litespeed_wiki:apache:da|DirectAdmin]]. Users using a control panel should use the guide associated with their control panel. | + | This wiki is not meant for users using [[litespeed_wiki:cpanel:auto-installer|cPanel/WHM]], [[litespeed_wiki:plesk:installation|Plesk]], or [[litespeed_wiki:directadmin:apache|DirectAdmin]]. Users using a control panel should use the guide associated with their control panel. |
| ===== Step 1: Download the LSWS package ===== | ===== Step 1: Download the LSWS package ===== | ||
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| The installer will ask you a number of questions (covered in detail [[http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/install|here]]). | The installer will ask you a number of questions (covered in detail [[http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/install|here]]). | ||
| - | **Note:** It may be best to set Port Offset to a number other than "0". If Port Offset is set to "0", LSWS may stop Apache and start LSWS after a successful installation. This is not ideal, since we still need to build the PHP binary for LiteSpeed. | + | **Note:** The installer will ask you to set a port offset. It may be best to set Port Offset to a number other than "0". If Port Offset is set to "0", LSWS may stop Apache and start LSWS after a successful installation. This is not ideal, since we still need to build the PHP binary for LiteSpeed. |
| ===== Step 3: Build matching PHP ===== | ===== Step 3: Build matching PHP ===== | ||
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| - Using the WebAdmin console. This is highly recommended, even for users who generally prefer the command line, as it combines steps. Simply access the WebAdmin through port 7080 and go to Actions > Compile PHP. There you will be guided through the steps to build PHP. | - Using the WebAdmin console. This is highly recommended, even for users who generally prefer the command line, as it combines steps. Simply access the WebAdmin through port 7080 and go to Actions > Compile PHP. There you will be guided through the steps to build PHP. | ||
| - [[litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi|From the command line.]] | - [[litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi|From the command line.]] | ||
| - | ===== Step 4: Start LiteSpeed again ===== | ||
| - | Just click "Restart LiteSpeed" | + | ===== Step 4: Verify and switch ports ===== |
| - | Then you can verify if everything works as expected. It should! 8-) | + | |
| - | If "Port Offset" is set to non-zero, you can now replace Apache with LiteSpeed Web Server. Just click "Switch to LiteSpeed". | + | Restart LSWS |
| - | That's it. | + | /usr/local/lsws/bin/lswsctrl restart |
| - | **WARNING:** Do **NOT** uncheck "httpd" service under WHM service manager, otherwise WHM wont restart LiteSpeed automatically when configuration has been changed. | + | Now you can verify on the port you've chosen with you port offset that everything works as expected. It should! 8-) |
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| + | Once you've verified, switch LSWS onto port 80. | ||
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| + | That's it. | ||