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I can try to set up an example cache for you(e.g., just cache a few pages) and you finish the rest.

yes, please note WaitQ=71 of liz. that's why the site is slow. what's your current "PHP suEXEC Max Conn"?

please give more detail about how you setup the cache. you can start to try cache 1 php page. what cache guide did you follow?

litespeed support pseudo-http streaming for mp3/mp4 file, so may not need an extra streaming media server at all. related wiki pages: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed:wiki:feature:flv_streaming...

can't view the image.

if PHP suEXEC is "yes", increase "PHP suEXEC Max Conn" may help. please give a screenshot of real-stat when slow-responding. and what's the problem when run apache ?

may be no difference. but you can have a try, so that you can switch to apache easily to compare with litespeed.

please refer: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=5271&page=4 see if your VPS has reached bandwidth limit.

got it -- so php not in suExec mode, but in Self Managed Mode. please increase max connections of lsphp5(default is 35), especially when you have a lot of memory. see if any improvement. Server->External App->lsphp5 Max Connections: 35 --> 100 (for example) Environment...

ok. then check what user litespeed and lsphp processes as: #ps -ef|grep litespeed #ps -ef|grep lsphp

php suExec enabled or not ?

any message in error.log or stderr.log when access the URL ?

are you using lsws 4.1.2 ? the issue was resolved in later 4.1.2 build. please upgrade to latest 4.1.4, see if still problem.

moving the rules to top is recommended. if not working, you can post your rules here to see if any change to improve them.

yes, according to http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewritemap its context not include .htaccess so looks no simple solution in .htaccess

then try RewriteMap

try: RewriteRule Gulls/Laughing_gull gulls/laughing_gull [R=301,L] RewriteRule Gulls gulls [R=301,L]

should remove a "/". try: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.wildart\.in$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.wildart.in/$1 [R=301,L]

yes. the order of rules is important.

got it -- move the 2 lines to the very beginning, should work fine.