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ModLSPHP Module

  This wiki discusses how to add the LiteSpeed ModLSPHP Module on OpenLiteSpeed (mod_lsphp). The ModLSPHP module improves PHP performance while loading PHP into the currently running server process, reducing overall resource usage. This module also takes advantage of support for multi-threaded applications found in…

Default PHP Settings

  PHP is fully supported by OpenLiteSpeed out of box. No additional configuration is required. However the default binary installed(/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp) is a minimum build for testing use and can not be used for real applications. This article is not intended to provide instruction on how…

Mediawiki

Install: Quick Install Mediawiki on Openlitespeed After you install OpenLiteSpeed, follow the instructions below to get your Mediawiki site working. Install PHP modules MariaDB Installation Create MediawikiDB Account Set Index File and rewrite rules Download and Extract Mediawiki Run the Mediawiki install script Install PHP…

Magento 2

Install: Quick Install Magento 2 After you install OpenLiteSpeed, follow the instructions below to get your Magento 2 site working. Install PHP modules MariaDB Installation Create MagentoDB Account Create a Magento User Download and Extract Magento Create a Virtual Host for Magento Run the Magento…

Drupal 8

Install: Quick Install Drupal 8 After you install OpenLiteSpeed, follow the instructions below to get your Drupal 8 site working. Install PHP modules MariaDB Installation Create DrupalDB Account Set Index File and rewrite rules Download and Extract Drupal Run the Drupal install script Install PHP…

WordPress

Install: Quick Install WordPress on OpenLiteSpeed The easiest way to install OpenLiteSpeed, WordPress, MySQL, and PHP is using our ols1clk script. Otherwise, after you install OpenLiteSpeed, follow the instructions below to get your WordPress site working. Install PHP modules MariaDB Installation Create WordPress DB Account…

Install PHP through repositories

Installing PHP with LiteSpeed SAPI from a repository is much faster and recommended way. PHP for LiteSpeed (LSAPI) is available in two repositories — Remi Repository(CentOS) and our own LiteSpeed Repository(CentOS/Debian/Ubuntu). Choose the repository that best fits your needs. Installing PHP from the LiteSpeed Repository…