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If fcgi processes are managed by LSWS, LSWS can start and stop FCGI processes on demand, If fcgi processes are managed by python's internal fcgi process manager (fcgid), then LSWS only start one parent fcgi(d) process, the rest is the at the hand of python.

You can write a script to parse and monitor /tmp/lshttpd/.rtreport.

I think it is the high I/O wait slow down the server. LiteSpeed web server blocks on disk I/O. So, when disk I/O is high, it may affect the server performance.

It should be better than not having it. Maye we will add a 5 minutes high water mark in the real time report. :)

python fcgi server may fork children process by itself, in kind of configuration, LiteSpeed cannot control fcgi processes. In order to let LSWS to manage fcgi processes, you need to make sure python fcgi does not fork any children processes. The process started by web server is the process to...

User "apache" needs write permission to directory /var/log/httpd/domains/. No, you should not import Apache vhosts into litespeed admin if you plan to use LiteSpeed with hosting control panels, just let LiteSpeed read httpd.conf, all vhosts are still managed by the control panel.

Please install our caccti integration.

There still are some drawbacks with php suEXEC. and we will constantly improve the implementation. In next major release, 3.3, php suEXEC should run very close to running php nobody under heavy load.

From our directadmin generated sample httpd.conf, the access log files are strored as /var/log/httpd/domains/<domain_name>.log. httpd_config.xml is the main configuration file of LSWS, it is always loaded.

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For such a busy server, enterprise edition is necessary. :)

You probably have to patch awstats configuration file and run the stats update manually. I am not sure you need to contact those access log files together as a large file or not.

file upload is not enabled in the php.ini, check lsws/php/php.ini

In DirectAdmin? or in LSWS web console?

Please check how many Apache vhosts has been configuration under the status page of LSWS web console. Direct admin may create a parking vhost for each IP, so the 5 vhosts limit has been reached, just get rid of the unused vhosts.

LSWS log to the same directory where Apache does. The path should be in the httpd.conf or the vhost configuration file.

Are you using a hosting control panel?

We will check, it probably is the intentional behavior.

You do not need to change the script, just change the server priority from web admin console.

You can block that subnet with server level access control. It is hard to slow them down when they use 100+ different IP addresses.