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if both lsws & apache are configured to use port 80, you can stop litespeed and start apache by doing one of the following, depending on your OS. Redhat, centos, etc service lsws stop service httpd start if it's not httpd try apache or apache2 for debian/ubuntu /etc/init.d/lsws stop...

I wish I could help but I don't know what you're after. If all you want to do is build a php environment in lsws that matches what you have via DA or lxadmin, then just disable lsws, start apache and open up a phpinfo page and copy the config & paste it into the compile php page in the LS admin...

no, one is an opcode cache that caches the compiled state of the php scripts, and one is an output cache that caches the entire output that will be sent to the client(s). They work well together.

Hrm... I'm confused now. Just log into your lsws control panel http://<your.ip.address>:7080 (if you changed the port during install change 7080 to your port). At the top left you'll see the litespeed logo and a menu just below that. hover over actions, and click on compile php. I don't...

Why not use the web interface? It's handy because it will store the config from your previous build so you can just add or remove as needed down the road. For the most part, you can use the web interface to recompile php without causing downtime to any sites hosted. :) I'm sure the same...

make sure that all users php can run as has rw permissions to that directory. here's the output from my working environment (you should see the same thing) web1 /dev/shm/eaccelerator: ls 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f Here, make sure the users lsws is running as has rw...

Did you set your cache location? Have you checked that lsws is writing to the cache location you specified? If so, all should be good. Random comment...I've never been able to get cacheing and wordpress + wp-super-cache working properly.

I'm not george but I'll take a stab - this portion of the thread is mostly about eaccelerator and /dev/shm - so if your question was whether or not you can use eaccelerator, and place the cache files in /dev/shm while not using PHP suEXEC the answer is yes, just be sure the user php is running...

In case anyone else needs to know, yes it works - just install the x86_64 version for linux. It also works on Debian 4 & 5, and Ubuntu 8.04, and 8.10. I'm sure it'll work on anything - those are just OSs I've tested on. :)

I have moved my litespeed server to a direct admin environment, can you give me any examples for cacheing in mem and disk? Thanks

I believe this is a config problem within phpmyadmin when installed via DA - I can download and install phpmyadmin from the sourceforge website and run it without issue.

I recently built a directadmin box, and installed Litespeed on it, I am using a trial license while I transfer everyone off my primary box, and then will move that license over. When the server is running Apache, I'm able to work with phpmyadmin just fine, but when I switch over to litespeed...

Only have one ATM - it has cut my community members spam posts down by a good 80%. :) log,deny,auditlog,status:403,msg:'No Spam Please' SecFilterSelective POST_PAYLOAD...

Not yet, - but I think it'll get worked out. :)

I can't answer the server load question, I didn't take a look. The box only runs a load of ~.10 typically (which I think is great, considering the high traffic clients I have on there). For my clients without a dedicated IP address, I use the vhost template functionality from the admin panel...

After I updated to the 2cpu license I didn't get anything in there for almost 2 days, even after doing the update license command from the terminal. - then, all of a sudden the cache enabled itself and broke all my sites (DOH!) - I had left it enabled, and everything set to yes. so.. uh...

OK - I'M A MORON! ... seriously. I just never looked at the top of the page. I started testing the default rules and even they didn't work, so - I start looking for an option to turn ON the request filtering for the server... it was at the top of the page I've been working on for DAYS! hah...

Thanks for posting bender - glad I'm not the only one having difficulties. I've played around with some more settings but still no luck getting *any* rules to work. Even something as simple as: log,deny,status:403,msg:'wget request denied' SecFilterSelective THE_REQUEST "wget"

I got to looking at the default entries and modified my spam example to the following - the syntax for lsws is a bit different. I'm still unable to get it to actually deny the post though. Action: log,deny,auditlog,status:403,msg:'No Spam Please' Rules Definition: SecFilterSelective...

update for anyone else that comes across this issue - mistwang posted that the cache functionality is only available with a 2cpu enterprise license. I have a 1cpu license, that's why it isn't working. :(