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yes, as our wiki has stated:

http://php.net/manual/en/configuration.file.per-user.php I created a .user.ini file: max_execution_time=666 upload_tmp_dir=/tmp and access phpinfo, max_execution_time has effect, but upload_tmp_dir no effect. this is because http://www.php.net/manual/en/ini.list.php upload_tmp_dir...

if you use WHM, no need manually run "yum upgrade lsphp", WHM/cPanel will do it for you. what's your WHM version, are you using easyapache 3 or 4 ? have you created a phpinfo page ?

phpinfo page will show lsapi version. yes, best to use yum or apt to install lsphp now, instead of build it yourself.

lsws web admin just read /usr/local/lsws/autoupdate/build and display it. if for some reason, this file is not updated then it'll be displayed as it is. build 9 should belong 5.2.1 if you already run lsup.sh at command line as root, the file should be always updated correctly. it's root:root...

what's your lsphp and lsapi version ? https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:php:user-user.ini-with-lsphp need lsapi >= 6.10 to have .user.ini work.

maybe you are under ddos-attack ?

which version you want to compile ? now a better way is to install built-ready lsphp packages by yum or apt:

check error log and stderr.log, you may get some clues. for a shared host with thousands of accounts, litespeed can run as apache drop-in, we've in the domain for 10+ years.

litespeed enterprise just do the jobs. it reads and parse apache's httpd.conf and that's all. -- https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-server

you need confirm this first by grep access log. in example of cloudflare, it has many PoPs(points of presence). while your public IP may be 1 or 2, there should be many backend IPs of PoPs from cloudflare to connect your lsws web server directly. also please give us more info like

from above #3 screenshot, looks like all the traffic is https. what's the connection between your server and cloudflare ? if it's https too, then there are an additional https between your web server and client browser, it may cause the delay. decryption/encryption looks expensive.

we have some experience with cloudflare. can you temporarily put cloudflare in font of lsws web server, and test the speed ? regarding bandwidth limit, mainly for outbound traffic I think. please refer...

yes, need 2 separate listeners, per my experience. I've noticed our other staff about this issue for further review -- need update the bubble or not.

assume you use User Agent Detector plugin for Joomla which use Mobile_Detect library. I think just need modify the plugin a bit, set a cookie instead of set a session variable. like ualayout_cookie, possible values: desktop, tablet, mobile, bot. the rewrite rule can be RewriteRule .* -...

do you know how Mobile_Detect.php detect desktop, tablet and phone ?

in lsws web admin -> Listeners -> General -> IP Address, there list 2 options: ANY: any ipv4 address [ANY] IPv6: any ipv6 address there is no option to select both ipv4 and ipv6.

we need know more detail about the "problem". have you enabled any js optimization in lscache ? try to disable all of js optimization and see if the "problem" will be gone.

Download: 480.94 Mbut/s Upload: 120.30 Mbit/s looks the server's outgoing speed limit is 100 Mbit/s, this should map to about 10M bytes/s in real-time stats's "Https Out", so may not reach the limit yet. possible but not sure. for accurate analysis, you may have to turn on slow-sql log etc in...

please do tests as below, see if it's ok for you: 1. create a new virtual host/domain(are you using Plesk ?) raibow-test.org it can be a fake one, you can access it by editing your local machine's /etc/hosts (not on web server) 2. in lsws web admin, define a extApp Name: main-dreadlockssite...