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[http://open.litespeedtech.com/packages/rproxy.xml Reverse proxy template] [[Help:How_To_Set_Up_Reverse_Proxy_With_Template|Reverse proxy tutorial]] | [http://open.litespeedtech.com/packages/rproxy.xml Reverse proxy template] [[Help:How_To_Set_Up_Reverse_Proxy_With_Template|Reverse proxy tutorial]] | ||
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[[Help:Install:Quick Install WordPress|WordPress tutorial]] | [[Help:Install:Quick Install WordPress|WordPress tutorial]] |
Revision as of 15:28, 23 July 2013
Contents
Configuring OpenLiteSpeed
How to switch between XML and plain text configurations
Setting up name-based virtual hosting on OpenLiteSpeed
Setting up WebSocket proxies on OpenLiteSpeed
Setting up OCSP stapling with OpenLiteSpeed
Guide to OpenLiteSpeed's CGI setup
PHP
Guide to PHP in OpenLiteSpeed and the default PHP settings
How to set up a virtual host-specific PHP
How to set up PHP with FCGI SAPI
OpenLiteSpeed as a Reverse Proxy
Proxying with rewrite rules (The most versatile way to proxy — and the simplest for name-based virtual hosting.)
Proxying with script handlers (The easiest way to proxy certain kinds of content.)
Proxying with contexts (Allows you to add other context functionality on top of your proxying.)
For more information on configuring OpenLiteSpeed, see the Enterprise documentation and wiki. (We are in the process of creating OpenLiteSpeed-specific documentation.)
Third Party Applications
(When available, virtual host templates are the recommended way to configure your server. They're simple and pre-tested. Template files are XML. You will have to right-click the link to download them.)
MediaWiki template Mediawiki tutorial
phpList template phpList tutorial
Reverse proxy template Reverse proxy tutorial