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litespeed_wiki:installation:standalone-apache-migration [2019/05/24 16:45] Kacey Schroeder [1.3 Run the installation script] |
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| If your application doesn't allow you to run offset port for LSWS, such as WordPress, Magento,etc, you should stop Apache webserver and start LSWS for testing. | If your application doesn't allow you to run offset port for LSWS, such as WordPress, Magento,etc, you should stop Apache webserver and start LSWS for testing. | ||
| - | If your application allowed, you can set port offset such as ''2000'' then start LSWS and try websites hosted on offset port 2080 and secured sites on port 2443. This way you may run both Apache ( port 80 or 443) and LiteSpeed ( port 2080 or 2443) at the same time. Most of the time your website is running smoothly and very faster already. | + | If your application allowed, you can set port offset such as ''2000'' then start LSWS and try websites hosted on offset port 2080 and secured sites on port 2443. This way you may run both Apache (port 80 or 443) and LiteSpeed (port 2080 or 2443) at the same time. Most of the time your website is running smoothly and very faster already. |
| If there is any problem, probably a PHP issue, you need to check LSWS error log, LSWS stderr log or PHP errors log for details. Server error log and stderr log are set to the following location by default unless you customize it. | If there is any problem, probably a PHP issue, you need to check LSWS error log, LSWS stderr log or PHP errors log for details. Server error log and stderr log are set to the following location by default unless you customize it. | ||