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looks normal to me. the only concern is Cloud Linux: LVE how about set it to "Disabled" ? or other option "CageFS" ? it's reported before if LVE or CaseFS limit set too low, will slow down the web server.

tried "Responsive", "News" themes listed at http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/, no problem found. also visit the website in your screenshot, its theme is "sensational" but can't install it for free. can you provide a free theme so we can reproduce the issue in our lab.

please provide screenshot of lsws realtime stats and "top -c" output.

litespeed is fast enough to serve static pages. it's same level as nginx. if not, most likely there is something wrong with lsws configuration.

3 pure html websites are very fast; websites built by CMS (so with mysql) sometime very slow. this confirmed this server's bottleneck is mysql database.

please PM me the 2 websites' name so I can test

looks like your server's bottle-neck is mysql database: 292.3% CPU to verify this, you can put a phpinfo.php page under a slow site's document root, when you feel the site slow, access phpinfo.php, see if it's fast. this is because phpinfo.php has no access to database; if phpinfo.php is fast...

it's a bit strange about the slowness by looking at the real-time stats. may be iowait high ? please paste the "top -c" result here.

what does it mean ? can you show your whole benchmark command line? like "ab -k -n ... " should no need nginx, or the benchmark result should be very close regarding serve static content. at present, varnish have more cache options/functions than lsws page cache. but if the cache rule...

I just installed wp 3.5 and wp-minify 1.2.0 plugin, theme is default "Twenty Twelve", looks normal. can you give more detail so that I can reproduce the issue?

yes. just as you do under apache.

please refer: http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/security/#accessControl_allow in lsws admin console, Server->Security->Allowed List "Trusted IPs or sub-networks set at server level access control will be excluded from connection/throttling limits"

the real-time stat looks normal. can you give more detail about the "slow"? one unusual thing on the real-time stat is that there are many "Req in Processing" on quite some websites. if the website is for video or file downloading, then that's normal since one request need long time to...

you can post a screenshot of real-time stat, there are many info there may find out some issues by just viewing it.

increase lsws admin console->Server->Tuning->Max Connections

please refer: http://blog.litespeedtech.com/2011/01/28/speed-up-vbulletin-sites-through-litespeed-built-in-cache/ can check the header in firebug. you're right. this number tell you the cache hits number.

are you transferring vhost from httpd.conf to lsws native vhost? after a vhost transformation completes, you have to comment out or delete this vhost's definition in httpd.conf.

to enable public cache for guest visitors, please refer to vBulletin cache setting: http://blog.litespeedtech.com/2011/01/28/speed-up-vbulletin-sites-through-litespeed-built-in-cache/ and / or http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:litespeed:cache:vbulletin...

this is [INFO] message, information only, not error at all. it is relating to this setting: lsws admin console->Sever->External App->lsphp5 ->Environment: PHP_LSAPI_MAX_REQUESTS=500 the above "500" is the cause of following "500": the setting's purpose is described here...

see if can run it at command line #/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 -i |head