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Anyone using this plugin with vb 4.2 and vbseo 3.6? If yes, then does it work properly?

Yes it just started working, after I individually listed image mime types in litespeed. Thanks :).

Removed mod_expires and it made no difference. Could it be that this module isn't loaded?

4.1.12 and nothing in .htaccess, because vbseo rules are loaded in httpd.conf. Removed the image/*=A604800 from the LSWS config and didn't make any difference.

When I test my vbulletin forum using pagespeed or numerous other site testing tools, all of them tell me that the png files have no expiation specified. I added png explicitly in the litespeed configuration, but to no avail. You can check my site if you want at www.bcmtouring.com/forum/

I have an issue where mod expires is not working for any of my websites. I have it enabled it globally in HTPPD.conf <IfModule mod_expires.c> ExpiresActive On ExpiresDefault A0 FileETag None <FilesMatch "\.(gif|jpg|jpeg|png|js|css|ico|JPG)$"> ExpiresDefault "access plus 10 days"...

Thanks Nitewave, don't really want to run Apache in parallel. Would prefer a complete switchover and have talked to the Wiredtree guys, will be taking the plunge on this weekend.

So the php will continue to run as nobody if I get it installed as mod_php in Litespeed? Also, will I need to get XCache uninstalled since I would be using the same version of php and thus they would installed at the same directory? Using GD 2.2.1 for image manipulation.

I have a Quad core dedicated server from Wiredtree, which is running Apache 2.2.x and mod_php 3.3.x and I am thinking of migrating to Litespeed, mainly to speed up the loading time of my websites, since the server barely hits 50% load, even in peak time. Now the thing is, I am running few...

Really? Checked their feedback forum and there was nothing in it about this, might have been announced in someother thread.

I am thinking about buying the vps license and was wondering since I currently have the rewrite rules for my vbulletin+vbseo powered forum in the httpd.conf file of apache to speed up the server. What changes would I need to make to it in order for it to work with Litespeed in similar manner or...

Just checked through domaintools and it says apache is being used :confused: Though I must admit it is slightly faster these days, compared to how it was couple of months back.

But in case a vps is hosted on a dual quad core processor based server, wouldn’t multiple cores be available to it and would go to waste by the vps license being limited to one core?

use domaintools to check the ip/domain, it should give you the name of the webserver in the whois info.