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We do not have an example dedicate for LSWS load balancer configuration, it should be easy to configure with our web console with online help. you can search for examples using LiteSpeed with mongrel cluster. The connection is default to persistent and configurable. LSWS will try other...

Yes, the load will be higher when LiteSpeed restarts, as all PHP processes need to be restarted as well. However, cPanel do not use restart, it stop then start, then stop, start again, so it make the load even higher, I don't know why cPanel need to restart httpd multiple times.

FYI: Your email server bounced the forum notification email with "No such user here". :)

You can do the same with LSWS, the load balancing algorithm is "Least Load". LSLB can give you more flexibilities on load balancing algorithms and better reliability in handling of backend failures.

It has not been implemented yet. ;)

That's possible by adding our own directive to httpd.conf

If the vhost has been configured nativly, it will be managed by LSWS console. If the vhost is configured through Apache httpd.conf, you have to manage them from your control panel.

For License and CPU: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=1660

That means that if there is no network activity for a connection in 15 seconds, it will be closed.

It is possible but not easy.

In this case, LSWS debug log won't help much as the problem is more likely between PHP and APC. you need to strace the lsphp process instead.

You probably set the server "connection timeout" too low and PHP has not been able to finish processing the request yet.

Maybe you have not apply your configuration change yet? It should use 40. show 32 seconds is because that it is not being checking very frequently.

Thank you for the notice. :) Yes, we have been giving advices on funnyordie's infrastructure. ;)

In .htaccess AddType x-httpd-php .js if need the special treatment for only one file, and there are other .js file in the same directory, you may have to use a rewrite rule to override the MIME type to "x-httpd-php".

Your problem has nothing to do with PHP, if you check your page with "Firebig" (Firefox add-on), you will find that some static files take long time to load. I believe which should because of network or firewall issue. You need to find out where is your problem first, so disabling each of your...

all are soft limit, this entry is for soft limit.

This should work better with 3.3.9 release now.

It looks like firewall or network problem, google "ip_conntrack" and make sure it hsa been set large enough.

http://hr-development.net/services http://hr-development.net/portfolio http://hr-development.net/hosting http://hr-development.net/contact http://hr-development.net/quote all are working fine, only http://hr-development.net/home is broken. it is not a PHP problem, probably a URL rewrite problem...