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    Needs some Litespeed tuning tips

    1. install opcode cache if not. for php 5.4.x, try OPcache (http://php.net/opcache) 2.for lsphp5 settings, try to reduce Max Connections=500 PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN=500 to 150 or 100 or 50 ?
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    [solved] Modsecurity rules to protect WP login?

    if you use apache configuration file, then it's same way for apache + mod_security, put the rules in a file and include from apache's httpd.conf if not use apache's httpd.conf, then lsws web admin -> Server -> Request Filter -> Request Filtering Rule Set: Add
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    [Resolved] APC -> Litespeed - Mediawiki

    recompile lsphp5 to include APC or XCache module. APC is part of php not part of apache. litespeed only replace apache.
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    CGI scripts doesn't work error 500

    does the script work under apache ? can you give an example URL and a simple example source code of CGI script ?
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    [Resolved] Litespeed restarting automatically, HELP!

    Thanks for the update, I forgot about the log rotation by cPanel... for your reference, I recalled some users use "piped log" in WHM/cPanel to avoid log rotation.
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    block POST wp-login.php

    please refer http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/modsecurity-rules-to-protect-wp-login.6835/
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    Max Conn Wont Update

    I think you're using the standard version http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server/editions Comparison of LiteSpeed Web Server Editions
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    [Resolved] Litespeed restarting automatically, HELP!

    and these: 1. /var/spool/cron 2. /etc/crontab
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    Client Throttling & CDN

    can you give a screenshot of lsws web admin -> Actions -> Real-Time Stats, so I can better understand your issue
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    [Resolved] Litespeed restarting automatically, HELP!

    please check your cron jobs, if there is one to restart web server. can determine by check the time stamp of restarting, if it's almost in fixed time. also check /usr/local/lsws/logs/lsrestart.log, see if any clue from it. because file /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp55 not exist, can be...
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    Client Throttling & CDN

    maybe no problem for the setting. this may be normal. assume there are 20 CDN front servers, for a single static file for example common.css, echo CDN server need fetch common.css from original server. but just for 1st time. once the common.css already on CDN server, it'll serve common.css...
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    Abort request processing on DDoS IPs

    those log are INFO level. can be ignored.
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    PHP Compiled shows Success but still errors

    just add a symbol link in /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/ #ln -s lsphp-5.5.8 lsphp55
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    Red Hat 6.5 and PHP 5.5.8 install errors

    #yum install libpng-devel please refer this wiki page: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi-troubleshooting
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    LSWS stop working; stop worker processes

    please check error_log right before lsws stopped. when lsws start or restart, it'll leave a log message like "...[NOTICE] Free software update of your owned license will expire in..." check the time stamp of error logs around above log entry.
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    Pending AIO operation, recycle later.... Lot of Errors

    if it's WHM/cPanel, please go WHM->Litespeed Plugin to switch between apache and litespeed is the 404 error fixed ?
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    Pending AIO operation, recycle later.... Lot of Errors

    check of /dev/shm is full create a cronjob to clean up old files on /dev/shm to ensure it's not full also run df -hi to see if inode is full
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    Compile PHP 5.4.23 with LSAPI errors

    Sorry, I mean the "Detailed Log" in your first post, and the info already there please do: #yum install patch here's a wiki page for reference https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi-troubleshooting
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    Compile PHP 5.4.23 with LSAPI errors

    Please scroll down "Detailed Log", paste the last few lines, it contains the detail error logs there.
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    Throttle bandwidth based on plan

    Basically it is right. yes, there are 2 types vhosts: 1 type is from apache's httpd.conf(let's refer it as apache vhost), another is "native vhost" which is defined in lsws web admin->Configuration->Virtual Hosts which is stored in a .xml file (for example...
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