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run phpinfo(), get the setting of "extension_dir", to check if apc.so is under that folder.

wget the .tar.gz file to local, the file size and timestamp is different with previous ones.

in ls web admin console, select virtual host "sihirlitur.com"--> Add-ons--> AWStats integration--> Site Domain:sihirlitur.com (default is localhost)

should not. how do you come to this conclusion? have you upgraded to 4.0.12, or still be 3.3.24? LSAPI_MAX_REQS=100 looks too small. how about 1000, 5000?

rack 1.0.1 may have compatibility issue. try rack 1.0 to see if same message

if you have process named "lsphp" or "lsphp4" or "lsphp5", then you're running php with lsapi. run "ps -ef" or pstree to view the running processes.

it looks the bottle-neck is mysqld not IO. you can try on 1-CPU license LSWS, this is the best way to get the answer. LSWS will reduce the load, having more efficient PHP. other suggestions: 1.how about using memcached? this may reduce the load of mysqld a lot. 2.profile a topic page using...

Notice this line: There is an extra "Array", this may prevent firefox, chrome to display the page. Please check the output of index.php, to remove the extra "Array"

just added a wiki page: How to setup upload progress bar for PHP for Litespeed 4.1 RC2

sorry for reply late. I tested on 2 files which is 128M and 131M --- for several times. Using wget in another machine on the same LAN. The speed is stable at 112 MB/s(though the initial wget get 51.6 MB/s, 82.7 MB/s, but later fixed at 112MB/s) Server is CentOS release 5.4 (Final)

/path/to/lsws/logs/error.log /path/to/lsws/logs/stderr.log

what's the error messages in error.log and stderr.log?

ok --- in Server-->Tuning, what's your settngs: Send Buffer Size (bytes): Use sendfile():

will run the test on our lab later(unable to do it right now). 1M/s is too slow for local network download.

any limit setting for "Per Client Throttling"? Server-->Server-->Per Client Throttling-->Outbound Bandwidth (bytes/sec) or vhost level: virtual hosts->Basic-->Per Client Throttle -->Per Client Bandwidth: Out/sec or enabled gzip for this big file?

I'd like know the exact difference. size of the download file; how long it takes under apache and litespeed (transfer rate - bytes/second)

is the php script serving the download? that's slow because of php. not due to web server. if that's the case, there is litespeed trick “X-LiteSpeed-Location”: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed:wiki:feature:internal_redirect which can speed up the download many...

do not remove #GZIP part. just add. it's not difficult and no hurt to try with or without #GZIP rules. Please share the test result.

I did some tests, this may work for your special purpose: add <FilesMatch "(\.html\.gz|\.json\.gz)$"> Header set Content-Encoding "gzip" </FilesMatch>

I studied this case, has some progress. access: http_://174.120.219.172/ same output as said: �������=ks http_://174.120.219.172/?xxx can see some normal output but not all. checking .js and .css files, they are in gzip format, there's the cause why the page not display correctly...