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Good to hear, now I feel glad I didn't decide to keep trying until I got it to work. Those would've been a lot of hours gone. :eek:

Cool, I might try this later and let you know how it goes. :cool:

Does anyone know how the PHP versions when compiling PHP works? Will newer versions automatically appear without upgrading litespeed, or will it be necessary to upgrade litespeed before accessing newer versions. Now just waiting to test 5.5. :)

So googling around I found this: Maybe that is the reason I wasn't able to get my css and js gzipped. Meaning that I shouldn't be setting this flag through php.ini and gzipping should just work with litespeed, but it's not... I guess that is what I need to figure out now, why the gzip isn't...

I'm on Centos 6.4 final (minimal 64-bit), and yea it's dynamic content, a php/mysql site. Although for standard css and js files should it matter (mine are not generated by php or anything)? When I first made this thread, it was 1.0.1, but I've upgraded to 1.0.2 last week and it was the same.

Why do people have piercings? Maybe they want to look cool, it must be the same reason for the sword, it wants to look cool. :cool: Apparently, it's also great for having the opponent be able to stop your sword by sticking their thumb through the piercings (look at profile for full pic).

No problem... :) I actually tend to over test things rather than under test, so I did try viewing the headers many times before changing php.ini. While the html files are being compressed now, I still wasn't able to get css or js to work. The last settings I tried were: Enable Compression...

Yea I mentioned that above. At first I thought the full version showed whenever you restart, but later came to the conclusion that the full version is basically shown on this page "/service/serviceMgr.php?state=restarted" regardless if you actually restarted or not. Even if you don't restart...

No problems updating, anyone have this issue where it just says the version is v1.0, only on the "/service/serviceMgr.php?state=restarted" URL does it show the full v1.0.1, v1.0.2, etc. Maybe they cut off the last point on every other page, or it's just hardcoded. :LOL: I have this issue where...

Yea, I need to do that, I just started a blank php.ini there. Still not sure why gzip is not working for css and js files though.

Okay, I got it to work by adding "zlib.output_compression = On" to my php.ini There was no default php.ini so I guess it's missing a lot of other stuff too. However, I only managed to get it to work for text/html. I tried text/css (and text/*) and application/x-javascript, but they didn't work...

Does anyone have gZip compression working? According to the default settings it looks like it should just work for text/html files. All the settings are set to yes at server level and also VH level. When I tried looking at the response headers for a html file it is not gzipped. Is there anything...

I think people interchange .htaccess with rewrite rules, but they are not the same. The actual .htaccess file is not supported out of the box, but you can still copy and paste your rewrite rules into the section that is provided in the admin CP. I already did this and it's working, so if you do...

Oops, I saw that before, but kind of ignored it, I kept looking for other text boxes to paste in stuff. And the headers section is right underneath too.

So I've placed my .htaccess rewrites under the rewrite tab which is working well. The .htaccess also supports a bunch of other stuff such as headers, error documents, etc. Does anyone know where I should be moving these lines? Thanks.

Great guide, probably the most beginner friendly guide I've seen! :)

I have two sites, one that uses centos and apache, the other debian and nginx. I'm hoping I can one day use openlitespeed as well, so for now I'm just keeping up to date with OLS. Looking forward to see this community grow. :)