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litespeed_wiki:plesk:installation [2014/07/30 14:21]
Michael Armstrong [Add the extension from Plesk]
litespeed_wiki:plesk:installation [2014/08/27 18:51]
Michael Armstrong [Get PHP for LSWS]
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   * Installation directory: Defines where LSWS will be installed.   * Installation directory: Defines where LSWS will be installed.
   * Port offset: Allows running LSWS in parallel with Apache for testing purposes. The number in the port offset will be added to Apache port numbers to determine what port LSWS runs on. (For example, if the port offset is 1000, LSWS will serve sites on ports 1080 and 1443.)   * Port offset: Allows running LSWS in parallel with Apache for testing purposes. The number in the port offset will be added to Apache port numbers to determine what port LSWS runs on. (For example, if the port offset is 1000, LSWS will serve sites on ports 1080 and 1443.)
-  * Enable PHP suEXEC: Enables or disables suEXEC. ​suEXEC ​must be enabled ​through the LSWS settings ​if it is to be used.+  * Enable PHP suEXEC: Enables or disables suEXEC. ​This setting ​must be enabled if you currently use suEXEC.
   * Administrator email(s): Administrator emails.   * Administrator email(s): Administrator emails.
  
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-==== Build PHP for LSWS ====+==== Get PHP for LSWS ====
  
-LSWS requires PHP built with LSAPI. ​We will be building ​PHP through the WebAdmin console, but PHP can also be built through the command line. (When building from the command line, simply add the %%"​--with-litespeed"​%% option to have it built with LSAPI.)+LSWS requires PHP built with LSAPI. ​There are a number of ways to get PHP with LSAPI. ​
  
-Access ​the WebAdmin console ​by clicking "​WebAdmin Console"​.+  - Many Plesk users may find it easiest to get PHP for LSWS through the [[http://​rpms.famillecollet.com/​|Remi Repository]]. Follow our [[litespeed_wiki:​php:​rpm|Installing LSPHP via RPM]] guide for these steps. 
 +  - You can also build PHP through ​the WebAdmin console ​or through the command line. Building PHP yourself is covered in our [[litespeed_wiki:​php:​lsapi|Compile PHP for LSWS]] guide.
  
-{{litespeed_wiki:plesk:​plesk_webadmin_console.png?700}}+Once you have completed PHP installation,​ go to the next steptesting your sites.
  
-Use the user name and password you set during installation to log in.+==== Test your sites with a port offset ====
  
-{{litespeed_wiki:​plesk:​plesk_webadmin_login.png?​700}} 
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-The Build PHP tool can be found under Actions > Compile PHP. 
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-{{litespeed_wiki:​plesk:​plesk_php_menu.png?​700}} 
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-Select your PHP version number. 
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-{{litespeed_wiki:​plesk:​plesk_php_version.png?​700}} 
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-Configure your PHP with the options you want. Pay special attention to the Configure Parameters field. These parameters must mirror the PHP options you have with Apache for LSWS to serve your PHP sites correctly. 
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-{{litespeed_wiki:​plesk:​plesk_php_configure.png?​700}} 
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-LSWS will prepare to build PHP. When it is done, click "​Next"​. 
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-{{litespeed_wiki:​plesk:​plesk_php_prep.png?​700}} 
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-You will now be asked to run a script as root to build PHP. 
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-{{litespeed_wiki:​plesk:​plesk_php_build.png?​700}} 
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-Because LSWS builds PHP from source code you may have to install some missing libraries to build PHP. 
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-Restart LSWS when the build is complete. 
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-{{litespeed_wiki:​plesk:​plesk_restart_lsws.png?​700}} 
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-==== Test your sites with a port offset ==== 
 The beauty of the port offset is that you can run LSWS and Apache in parallel. This means you can try out your sites with LSWS to make sure they work before atually turning off Apache. In our setup, I have set the port offset to 1000. If I want to check any sites, I can do so on ports 1080 and 1443. The beauty of the port offset is that you can run LSWS and Apache in parallel. This means you can try out your sites with LSWS to make sure they work before atually turning off Apache. In our setup, I have set the port offset to 1000. If I want to check any sites, I can do so on ports 1080 and 1443.
  
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