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--- litespeed_wiki:config:keep_alive [2016/09/16 13:39]
Jackson Zhang
+++ litespeed_wiki:config:keep_alive [2016/09/16 13:43]
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 LSWS turns on "keep alive" setting by default. There is no "yes/no" "on/off" option in LSWS configuration, however, you can turn it off or control it through "Max Keep-Alive Requests" "Smart Keep-Alive" "Keep-Alive Timeout (secs)" settings (under LSWS Admin Console-> Server -> Tuning -> Connection section).
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-Please bear in mind that you don't need to enable "Smart Keep-Alive" to be able to use "Keep-Alive". Actually,  "Smart Keep-Alive" is designed to "turn off" Keep-Alive for some types of files, instead of "turning on". For example, set keep-alive for requests of JavaScript, CSS Style Sheet, image files only, excluding other type of files. Since release 5.1.8 , it will only exclude HTML from keep alive. If you would like to Keep-alive everything, better turn off "Smart Keep-Alive".
+Please bear in mind that you don't need to enable "Smart Keep-Alive" to be able to use "Keep-Alive". Actually,  "Smart Keep-Alive" is designed to "turn off" Keep-Alive for some types of files, instead of "turning on". For example, set keep-alive for requests of JavaScript, CSS Style Sheet, image files, excluding other type of files,such as HTML. Since release 5.1.8 , it will only exclude HTML from keep alive. If you would like to Keep-alive everything, better turn off "Smart Keep-Alive".
 "Keep-alive" is server level configuration and can not be controlled at virtual host level.