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| ===== Using a Control Panel in a Shared Hosting Environment ===== | ===== Using a Control Panel in a Shared Hosting Environment ===== | ||
| - | For a control-panel server, PageSpeed must be enabled through Apache configuration. Enabling through LSWS Web Admin will only impact the virtual hosts that were created through the LSWS native configuration. By design, it will not affect any virtual hosts set up through Apache configuration. | + | For a control-panel server, PageSpeed must be enabled on LiteSpeed Admin console first since it is master switch to turn this feature on. Then you will also need to write a directive ''ModPageSpeed On'' in Apache configuration. |
| To enable PageSpeed, ''loadModule'' and ''FileCachePath'' are required at the server level. ''ModPagespeedFileCachePath'' should not be set at the virtual host level. Enabling independent PageSpeed file cache for each vhost is very costly. It takes a lot of resources and should be avoided in shared hosting environments. ''ModPageSpeed On'' at the server level will turn on PageSpeed server wide. This is not recommended for shared servers, as PageSpeed can be resource heavy and may negatively impact performance. | To enable PageSpeed, ''loadModule'' and ''FileCachePath'' are required at the server level. ''ModPagespeedFileCachePath'' should not be set at the virtual host level. Enabling independent PageSpeed file cache for each vhost is very costly. It takes a lot of resources and should be avoided in shared hosting environments. ''ModPageSpeed On'' at the server level will turn on PageSpeed server wide. This is not recommended for shared servers, as PageSpeed can be resource heavy and may negatively impact performance. | ||