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It depends on the number of images linked from that page. FireFox 3 is more aggressive on open new connections. You should add "Expires header" to those static files, so the client only need to load them once for a while. Remember, only count connections in ESTABLISHED state.

Make 127.0.0.1 a trusted IP. http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/security/#accessControl_allow

Only "ESTABLISHED"

Just increase it to a number large enough and you will not hit for a long while. If you dump the DB in Gzipped format, 100mb should be enough, if in uncompressed format, 400mb should be good.

change them to VH_ROOT: /home/lenore_lsws/$VH_NAME config file: $SERVER_ROOT/conf/$VH_NAME_vhconf.xml doc root: $VH_ROOT

compiling will cause high CPU utilization, so server load will be definitely higher. Same is true if you rebuild Apache with easyapache. Just do that due your off-peak hour.

You can do that, backup the configuration file in case you mess it up.

Apache's PHP wont affect LiteSpeed PHP. those two are independent. However, it is a good idea to have Apache and LiteSpeed has similar PHP setup, so you can easily trouble shoot one or another by means of comparison. If you need to rebuild matching PHP no matter the configuration is match or...

Have you tried PHP suEXEC? Or, if "Role based security" like selinux is available, you can let them to give write permission to all those file for user "lenore_lsws".

If it has been messed up to a point that you have no clue how to fix it, the easiest solution is to start over from scratch again.

prodcution.log is a rails log file, not controlled by LSWS. LSWS log files will be rotated automatically. You may need to create a cron job to archive or truncate it.

suEXEC is for CGI script, PHP suEXEC is for PHP script. If you are using Apache mod_php, then your Apache does not do PHP suEXEC. In easy apache, you can enable "suphp" to enable PHP suEXEC.

You can increase it to whatever value to make sure it large enough. It does not affect your forum speed.

Run LiteSpeed on another port with port offset, then build matching PHP binary. If Apache does not use "PHP suEXEC", then "build matching PHP binary", then you can try disabling PHP suEXEC from LiteSpeed.

Maybe it is due to file permission issue if you are using PHP suEXEC.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/tuning/#maxDynRespSize

Anything goes through PHP script will be limited by the dynamic request per second.

yes, it does.

If you are looking for a server for serving media file, it should work fine. When come to working with hosting control panel and Apache interchangeability, LiteSpeed is the only choice. Due to our highly optimized LSAPI protocol, suEXEC, persistent connection to external application, no other...

LSWS 3.x support mod_security 1.9 rules, 4.x releases will support mod_security 2.x rules.