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Hey, a VPS to run 1 site on is expensive! Maybe if it had native .htaccess support I could have my arm twisted into it ;) Correct :)

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A proprietary product in this sence would mean altering OLS and then bunding it as your own in a package. And no connection limit.

I have to agree with this @lsmichael Requiring a restart, defeats the object of including the htaccess in the first place. Htaccess support should allow for people to alter the htaccess file and then see the changes immediately. If you need to restart after each change, it is no different than...

OpenLiteSpeed 1.2.5 is now available! Feature enhancements Enabled adding an Alternate-Protocol header to the HTTP response header. Updated the maximum number of connections to 1,000,000. Response body size is now set to INT_MAX if Content-Length response header was not set. Updated code to...

Litespeed does not support mod_security as this is an apache module.

Hi Michael, I'm going to echo OC2PS here, and think some research your end would make the decision quite easy. I'm sure you guys have access to stats which will show how many enterprise users are panel (Plesk, cpanel etc) users vs those who are not. The point being, I don't imagine htaccess...

Have fun Michael, We'll try not to break... too much... :D

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Prefer simply not to use, but for now it will do. Updated the install guide to use the repo method.

Updated to use the OpenLiteSpeed repo.

So, looking to update my guide to be... easier (particularly as it shows how to do a self compile) and use the yum repo to install and update OLS instead. However, the version in the Yum Repo requires OpenSSL >1.0.1 None of the standard repos have this at this point in time, and to install...

Hey George, I am equally as excited, I think this project is still very much it's infancy, but once it takes off its going to give Nginx a real run for their money. Am playing around with OLS a bit more now as some time has freed up at last!

With Zend Opcache now open source and as part of the PHP 5.5 branch, maybe its time to drop APC from the PHP Compile page and update it to Zend Opcache?

Yea, im running an out the box compile, but not specifying the config file scan dir in the PHP options, it justs seems weird to me to put that folder there with that php.ini and then ignore it. I also find the way the modules are compiled into the php source directories strange, it would also...

When installing OLS a php.ini file is made at /usr/local/lsws/php/php.ini However the configuration path is set to /usr/local/lsws/lsphp5/lib I would suggest having them matching. Ideally under the lsphp5 directory somewhere to enable seperation of php versions.

Very nice, can I have permission to re-post this elsewhere? In addition, don't suppose you could add in an apache compairson.. you know... for... comparisons sake :D

We arn't friends anymore. /Slavik goes off sulking.

Older scripts are becoming more difficult to maintain, especially if the author is no longer interested or has moved on from the project. It would be good to have an option to compile an individual PHP version and directory for each vhost, so we can leave websites running old scripts...

sounds perfect :)