With the release of PHP 5.4.32 and 5.5.16, PHP with LiteSpeed SAPI is now available in Les RPM de Remi (aka Remi Repository). (more…)
Tag: php
LiteSpeed blog posts about PHP.
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Attention Plesk Users: PHP for LiteSpeed Now Available in Remi Repo
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LSWS 5.0: LSCache’s ESI Support Will Speed Up Web Applications
Starting in LiteSpeed Web Server 5.0, LiteSpeed is adding ESI support. Using ESI to increase cache usage allows you to supercharge web applications like Magento or WordPress. (more…)
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More PHP Customization in LiteSpeed Web Server 4.2.7
In addition to improved ModSecurity and SSI, LiteSpeed Web Server 4.2.7 features more customization options for PHP in different settings. (more…)
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Choose the Right LiteSpeed suEXEC for Your Shared Hosting
LiteSpeed Web Server’s numerous PHP suEXEC options offer great flexibility. Our new documentation makes it easier to decide which is right for your shared hosting service. (more…)
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4.2.5 Features Part 2: Use Spare RAM for Opcode Caching withPHP suEXEC ProcessGroup!
The new PHP suEXEC ProcessGroup mode allows shared hosting providers with extra memory to get better PHP performance through per-user opcode caching, plus allow custom php.ini’s and CloudLinux’s PHP Selector, too. (more…)
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Lots of New Documentation (for Enterprise and OpenLiteSpeed)
Over the past few weeks we’ve been adding many new articles to OpenLiteSpeed’s documentation. (more…)
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PHP LSAPI 6.2 Is Out, Too
PHP LSAPI 6.2’s new features should lead to improved memory usage. (more…)
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4.2.3 Is Here
LiteSpeed Web Server version 4.2.3 brings in some simple, but long-requested features.
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Setting Up Multiple PHP Versions
Here at LiteSpeed, we are in the midst of a major overhaul of our documentation. It’s a lot of hard work — like carving granite with tweezers — but we don’t want to make you wait till it’s finished to get some of the benefits. So, on the blog, we will be sharing tips about how you can make LSWS run better for you. Today’s post is an overview of setting up multiple PHP versions when you use a control panel (though it will work if you don’t use a control panel as well). (more…)

