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| ==== Switching to LiteSpeed ==== | ==== Switching to LiteSpeed ==== | ||
| - | The auto-installer installs and registers LSWS, but does not start it or switch out Apache. To switch to LiteSpeed, open our WHM plugin and follow the steps below: | + | If you did not set the Auto-Installer to automatically switch to LSWS (auto_switch_to_lsws=1), the Auto-Installer will not start LSWS or switch out Apache. To switch to LiteSpeed, open our WHM Plugin and follow the steps below: |
| === If you set port offset to >0 === | === If you set port offset to >0 === | ||
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| LiteSpeed Web Server is all ready to be your main web server. Clicking on the Switch to LiteSpeed button will stop Apache and start LSWS as your main web server. | LiteSpeed Web Server is all ready to be your main web server. Clicking on the Switch to LiteSpeed button will stop Apache and start LSWS as your main web server. | ||
| - | === Notes === | + | ===== Troubleshooting ===== |
| - | * Enabling EasyApache integration (with the EasyApache Integration button) will automatically rebuild PHP for LiteSpeed every time you rebuild PHP with EasyApache. This will make it easier to upgrade PHP in the future — just build PHP in EasyApache and a matching LSPHP will be auto-built. | + | For common errors, see our [[litespeed_wiki:cpanel_troubleshooting|cPanel troubleshooting guide]]. |