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test first with 127.0.0.1 MySQL sockets work fine with LSPHP 5.3.x and up. I've used LSWS for years and support 3rd party client whom run it and it's 2 cpu versions and such. Read error logs. Also if it said upgrade, make sure you have ALL MySQL packages installed yum search all...

The system I was mentioning does not run CloudLinux, XenServ does. My 3rd party IT clients don't. Their system is actually DirectAdmin CentOS 6. Munin was allowed to see the file, what I was saying was there was NO .rtreport files on the server even after updatedb not a single trace of one...

I will send that it took over a day for 4.2 2 cpu to create rtreport files. thanks.

Just use 127.0.0.1 for now One thing if you don't have all dev packages for MySQL/MariaDB/PerconaDB the LiteSpeed compile will give MySQL errors. Make sure 127.0.0.1 works first (ensure your user allows connections from localhost first, it should) You should be all set then. Also next time...

Looks like it just took forever to generate those files, now their there, then the litespeed munin graphs are working cept the uh requests one I think but I think thats due to change in your rtereport format. I will post the fix if I figure out why those graphs are blank. Thanks for lack of...

This seems to be 2cpu server license bug only. ^Working VPS with 4.2 (CloudLinux, Xen Cloud platform system CentOS6..) Oh wait the system in question is now generating reports, it took an entire day and multiple litespeed restarts but finally .rtreport* files to graph with munin! I'll report...

We have majority of clients with Magento, IP.Board, vB, Wordpress, Drupal, etc. Any official setups for these?

We use /dev/shm/litecache

Please try without eaccelerator and strace the process of the vhost giving you issues and you may find your answer.

Try stracing a php process of said vhost that crashes. Also try re-building PHP and forcing a reinstall of latest LSWS. :rolleyes:

Any proper setup methods? Appears we need all docroots of basic vhosts (Non LSCached) to have Cache Disabled in .htaccess? Whenever I try to enable LSCache it goes system wide and starts caching at it's own will, we run lots of client's sites on many systems so this behavior isn't...

If you're loosing money being down I'd maybe consider a sysadmin or litespeed premium support http://www.litespeedtech.com/litespeed-support-services.html Wiki & Forum is free So is this a cpanel or directadmin system? You mention both. Also please try without eAccelerator, it's not worth...

If the directory has no files then you've probably got incorrect autoindex setup.

Have someone hit the scripts as top's running, get the PID of a PHP process and run strace -p PID and watch for funky output, I stop it after a bit so it doesn't fill with tons of info. If using BSD use truss. You're probably missing MySQLi/MySQL/ or another php module Paste phpinfo...

Try checking file ownership & permissions for your system type (cPanel/WHM - Plesk - Etc)

So far we use PHP5.2 (Could mostly use 5.3 but it's not much of any difference) We got the realpathcache fix for when open_basedir is enabled. Open_basedir is enabled as mentioned XCache is installed and php is set to spawn children processes by it's self not controlled by lsws (Which...

I agree. I'm not going to bash LiteSpeed as I enjoy it's benefit's but our view's changing as the time goes by (and updates) The restarts every few hours are rather annoying, a product should be able to produce longer uptime then 2-3 hours. Just saying as opinion to LiteSpeed public...

AIO block size would be best the avg file size/raid stripe size. I'd keep it low for a dynamic forum, 512 tops. Enable MMAP/whatever the other file cache is (Not LSCache) the static memory file caches, set the memory higher, on the MMAP or whatever the 2nd is that doesnt say for uber small...

LiteSpeed by default supports this. However if you need static deliver look into a optimization sysadmin and varnish.

without any mysql stats or anything can't say much but try those configs (read comments if you're a copy paster)