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| Installation must be performed in a command line terminal. For testing purposes, LiteSpeed Web Server can be installed into a home directory by a non-privileged user. For production use, it should be installed into a system directory. | Installation must be performed in a command line terminal. For testing purposes, LiteSpeed Web Server can be installed into a home directory by a non-privileged user. For production use, it should be installed into a system directory. | ||
| - | In Mac OS X, root user is disabled by default. It can be enabled using a series of actions detailed on the [[http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11331|Apple]] website. You can also use the sudo command to install LSWS into a system directory without enabling the root user, but system folders will still only be manipulable by the root user. This means that every time you want to control LSWS from the command line terminal (like when you want to start or stop LSWS), you will have to use the sudo command. | + | In Mac OS X, root user is disabled by default. It can be enabled using a series of actions detailed on the [[https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204012|Apple]] website. You can also use the sudo command to install LSWS into a system directory without enabling the root user, but system folders will still only be manipulable by the root user. This means that every time you want to control LSWS from the command line terminal (like when you want to start or stop LSWS), you will have to use the sudo command. |
| == Installation Steps: == | == Installation Steps: == | ||