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| ===== Two types of external applications and the required configurations ===== | ===== Two types of external applications and the required configurations ===== | ||
| - | External applications can be split into two types: Those that are started by the web server and those that have to be started manually. FastCGI and LSAPI applications running on the same machine as the web server can be started by the web server on demand. These applications are called "local external applications". Applications that are not started by the web server are referred to as "remote external applications", even when they are running on the same machine. (A servlet engine has to be started manually whether it runs on the same machine or not.) While the server starting external applications itself is more convenient, putting external applications on remote machines can allow for more scalability. This option is explored in the [[litespeed_wiki:php_lsapi_command|LSPHP Command Line Mode wiki]]. | + | External applications can be split into two types: Those that are started by the web server and those that have to be started manually. FastCGI and LSAPI applications running on the same machine as the web server can be started by the web server on demand. These applications are called "local external applications". Applications that are not started by the web server are referred to as "remote external applications", even when they are running on the same machine. (A servlet engine has to be started manually whether it runs on the same machine or not.) While the server starting external applications itself is more convenient, putting external applications on remote machines can allow for more scalability. This option is explored in the [[litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi-command|LSPHP Command Line Mode wiki]]. |
| After selecting the SAPI to use, you must specify a name, address, and maximum number of connections for the external application. For a local external applications, you also need to specify the Command, Back Log, Instances, and Environment settings. | After selecting the SAPI to use, you must specify a name, address, and maximum number of connections for the external application. For a local external applications, you also need to specify the Command, Back Log, Instances, and Environment settings. | ||