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strange issue. please try following: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !\.css$ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] </IfModule> see what happens.

please test again after following modification: Environment: LSAPI_CHILDREN=1000 LSAPI_MAX_REQUESTS=50000 Instances:1

how about set concurrency level to 30? what's your lsphp settings, the default one ?

the server should be ok, no need to upgrade. you can have litespeed running aside with apache with listening to different ports. for example, litespeed serve domain.com:2080, apache serve domain.com when everything is ok for :2080, you can stop apache and have litespeed to serve :80 you...

please give screenshot of real-time stats when high-load

we'll improve share/autoindex/default.php based on your feedback, maybe next release you can see the result you've expected.

please refer: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed:wiki:autoindex How to customize auto index script and http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=3880

"Advanced Anti-DDoS Setup"(https://store.litespeedtech.com/store/cart.php?gid=5).

yes, this is not acceptable. can you post the real-time stats? maybe you can increase Server->General->PHP suEXEC Max Conn load time should be less than apache, otherwise abnormal.

looks like the bottle-neck at io(12.9%wa) and mysql. how many CPU/cores of this server ? "top -c" is most helpful when the load is high. also lsws console->Real-time Stats when high-load is helpful.

set short_open_tag=1 in php.ini please refer php document http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php for more detail

right, lslb is for "load balance", it have to work with web servers. lslb forward the http requests to web servers, and forward the web server response to clients.

have you installed WP supercache plugin ? it'll reduce the load.

since WP Super already do same things as lsws page cache, so no need enable lsws page cache for site with WP Super Cache enabled. it's possible to enable lsws page cache only for a wordpress blog, but we haven't tried the rewrite rules etc yet(for wordpress only). for cache, wiki is a good...

in admin console, click on "Actions", you'll see all vhosts from httpd.conf and native hosts. it should be ok. however, to enable litespeed page cache, you don't need install mod_cache module for apache. need investigate the restart issue case by case. I managed some lsws servers with...

this is wrong, should be Configuration File (php.ini) Path => /etc/conf/php/5.2.17 so to make it work without rebuilding lsphp5, #cd /etc/conf/php/5.2.17 #mv php.ini php.ini.save #mkdir php.ini #mv php.ini.save php.ini/

restarting many times, usually happen on share-hosting environment, when add/remove a domain, log truncate etc may cause a restart, especially there may be thousands of virtual hosts on a physical server. it's not litespeed specific issue. in fact, litespeed may restart less comparing with...

if there are only a few virtual hosts on your server, you can run php as nobody for better performance. and you can still enable xcache. "W3 Total Cache" should work, if not, try wp supercache. the page load should be quite fast. 18 seconds absolutely slow.

tried "lilideilami.com", yes, really slow. not sure if because of bad php script etc, has it ever been fast? please wait more time, to see if there is any overall improvement. if all other busy sites get improved, only leave one or 2 sites still slow, maybe other specific issues within the...

please increase Server->General->PHP suEXEC Max Conn current value looks to be 10. try increase to 20, 30 etc, then restart lsws.