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vhost level cache policy will override server level policy. this is the only problem I can see so far. so to check your vhost level cache policy, if it's similar with server level's.

in try following: Enable Cache:No Cache Request with Query String:Yes Cache Request with Cookie:Yes Cache Response with Cookie:Yes Ignore Request Cache-Control:Yes
 Ignore Response Cache-Control:Yes Enable Private Cache: No you may see big difference.

the formal apache document is here: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/core.html#accessfilename just now I ran a test, it's working under litespeed for virtual host from apache's httpd.conf if virtual host is not from apache(i.e., native vhost), can change it at server and virtual...

have you enabled lsws page cache ? any log to indicate the wp-cron succeeded or failed ? wp-cron is configured to trigger by new request or fixed time ? need collect more info to dig into it.

just bump up this thread, just read it and looks like a good test case. what's the xcache, php, lsapi, lsws version ? just to make it more clear.

any progress ? build php is graphical UI through Webadmin->Actions->Compile PHP, it's actually very easy once you get familiar with it.

you may need rebuild lsphp5 many times to get familiar with it. you can start build it with just one options -- for example, --with-mysql=mysqlnd(if it's php 5.3.x), then build out your first lsphp5. you can set the 1st target: have youdomain:2080/phpinfo.php working.

I think so, too. in case you may miss this post: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=7815 Looking for Case Studies!

not sure what's happened exactly but can you check lsws webadmin->Server->Security->Force Strict Ownership if it's Yes, try to set it to No

we'd like to see the accurate difference as well. if the page is cached, it's like a static page, no page execution time. if the page is not in cache, php execution time should reduce as well since lsws+lsphp5 is faster than apache+mod_php especially in high traffic environment. more detail...

lsws webadmin(:7080) Server->General->Using Apache Configuration File what's your current settings

yes those files are glue between plesk and litespeed, but not litespeed web server itself

in vhost conf: set these NO to YES see if much difference.

how about: * Install LiteSpeed Web Server Download and install the latest stable release. since you haven't installed litespeed, but installed plugin for plesk, it's not litespeed itself. search litespeed instead of lsws

please show the complete settings of global and vhost configuration.

there are many ways to do it. here's 1: <Files ~ "\.pl$"> Options -ExecCGI </Files> refer http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/core.html#files

our website design changed recently: http://www.litespeedtech.com/litespeed-web-server-release-log.html has changed to http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/release-log those errors because of /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp55 not exist it's not relating to lastest...

still problem? how about command line #/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp-5.5.6 -i |grep -i xcache

the "Http Out" is 96,335 KB looks like your 1Gbit NIC(if it is) has reached its limit! I believe it's related to "Running short of concurrent connections" you've to increase your server's network capability, for example add another 1Gbit NIC to the server or add another server or change to...

please check if extension=xcache.so in php.ini to be compatible with php 5.5, cache 3.1.0 is required per xcache website. just now I tried lastest lsws 4.2.6 and complied lsphp-5.5.6 + xcache 3.1.0 successfully. xcache version is 3.1.0 when check "XCache" you can try on command line...