[Solved] Increase max connections / Console ?

[world1]

How do I increase max connections on litespeed? During my research I see mentions of a console. Is there a litespeed console of some sort to control settings?

I need to increase:
max connections
max user connections


Or is this done from apache httpd.conf?

 

[world1]

Oops.

I've found the web console.

IP:7080

 

[world1]

How do I increase concurrent connections? I don't see this option @console

 

[webizen]

You are looking for Max Connections. It is at Web Admin Console->Configuration->Server->Tuning->Max Connections.

 

[webizen]

you may also find this helpful:

http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=278

 

[world1]

Hmm I just can't get it to run as fast as Apache was.

I'm trying to access litespeed with about 1000 connections (The connections come from 2 IP's), each connection pulls data from a MySQL database. But there is amazing lag compared to my apache setup. Any hints on where to go?

 

[webizen]

How do you benchmark them? Can you post your result?

Assuming you pull data via php script. Then you need to adjust max connections of ext app http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/extapps/#maxConns. If you are running non suEXEC mode, you want to double Max Connections (from 35) in Ext App (web admin console->Configuration->Server->Ext App->lsphp5->Max Connections) at a time to see the difference till your satisfaction. The environment variable PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN should match with the Max Connections.

 

[world1]

Unfortunately, I have no way to truly benchmark this. When the program is running the script hard, I manually check the script to pull test data so I can experience load times. The Apache was loading it within 1sec, while LiteSpeed was taking 10+ sec. That was until you told me about External Apps.

Configuring Max Connections PHP5 in external apps did the trick! Very very very fast now, LiteSpeed! Thank you so much.