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here's latest litespeed + wsgi document: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:other-ext-apps:python-lsapi please follow the document to make "Hello world" work first.

please manually upgrade to 4.2.11, see if it'll fix the problem permanently. #/usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 4.2.11 here's announcement regarding 4.2.11: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/lsws-4-2-11-released.8656/

>Should lsphp5's memory limits be always bigger than the opcache's? yes. >Should I increase opcache's memory from 1.5gb to 3gb? I'd not recommend personally. there is tool to check opcode cache's status, most likely there is plenty of free space within the 1.5G memory. from the past...

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max connections:250 PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN:100 ===>not match. keep them in same value. and please set Run On Start Up: suEXEC Daemon this will make opcache much more efficient

I don't think there is direct support at the time being. but may able to work around it. define a new native virtual host (assume name is "slowvhost"), set above Per Client Bandwidth: Out/sec Per Client Bandwidth: In/sec very low. assume this vhost is listen to 127.0.0.1:1234 then in main...

try disable smart keepalive: lsws web admin -> Server -> Tuning -> Smart Keep-Alive: No restart lsws. testing again.

this looks ok. but where the rules is put in ? open litespeed doestn't support .htaccess the full list: http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/editions

if the virtual host is not from apache's httpd.conf, i.e., "native virtual host" defined in lsws web admin, it's build-in feature and has been years. lsws web admin->virtual hosts-> select a vhost->Basic->Per Client Throttle: Per Client Static Reqs/sec Per Client Dyn Reqs/sec Per Client...

Hi, it's not possible. However, you can install multiple versions of litespeed without problem, and switch between them as easy as one click (under lsws web admin -> Actions -> Version Manager). but can only run 1 version at one time.

no special setting for litespeed or lsphp, check if it works by check the phpinfo page. there is a option for "Build Matching LSPHP": WHM litespeed plugin -> "Enable EasyApache Integration" if it's not enabled, need manually click "Build Matching LSPHP"

you can post a screenshot of Real-Time Stats during the busiest time, to see if anything interesting can be found. usually WHM/cPanel is used for shared hosting, can manage hundreds or thousands of different user accounts. so for security reason, run php in suEXEC mode: lsws web admin -> Server...

litespeed web admin's Actions -> Real-Time Stats is a good place to watch the performance. install php opcache will drop the server load and make page faster if not yet. is it a apache virtual host(load from httpd.conf) or lsws native virtual host ?

- Configuration -> Server -> PHP suEXEC set to YES this is for virtual hosts loaded from apache's httpd.conf if Configuration -> Server -> Load Apache Configuration set to No, all the settings under "Using Apache Configuration File" is ignored. >ExtApp Chroot Mode: Virtual Host Root how about...

how about the access log? does they exist in access log as well ?

I think 2 related settings are: lsws web admin -> Server -> General -> External Application Abort: Yes lsws web admin -> Server -> Tuning -> Connection Timeout (secs): default is 300. you can try to reduce the timeout.

Hi, to update, no need delete and set up and build matching LSPHP. just do force-install /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 4.2.10 or lsws web admin -> Actions -> Version Manager -> after 4.2.10, click "Force Reinstall" if force-reinstall not work, then maybe a small bug, after...

Long TTL won't kill the server at all. one concern though: the cache will occupy disk space. if you have enough free disk space. then no worry at all. if free disk space is limited, you can create a cronjob to delete old cache.

yes. no doubt.

it's 100% decided by you You think how long will be good for your forum users, then set it accordingly.