LSAPI Remote Server/Process Group/PHP Selector
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Are you talking about LiteSpeed load balancer or LiteSpeed web server? What's your requirement and your goal?
Assuming you want to setup a few backend LiteSpeed webservers behind some load balancer, you can setup the LiteSpeed Web servers as usual way, including process group, worker or daemon mode.
https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:php:which_php_setup_am_i_using
Assuming you want to setup a few backend LiteSpeed webservers behind some load balancer, you can setup the LiteSpeed Web servers as usual way, including process group, worker or daemon mode.
https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php/litespeed_wiki:php:which_php_setup_am_i_using
Is it possible to set up a load balanced group of PHP LSAPI servers in process group mode so users can still select their own version/configurations of PHP?
Yes, PHP are selected through "Script Handler" configuration, so it does not matter it is local or remote, a single instance or load balanced group.
There is no additional authentication except for the "PHP suEXEC Daemon mode" as the PHP main process running as root user.
This mode cannot be used for remote PHP server due to that the master secret keeps changing after each server restart.
Yes, firewall will be the only way to protect the remote PHP server port, and it should be protected against accessing from public network.
This mode cannot be used for remote PHP server due to that the master secret keeps changing after each server restart.
Yes, firewall will be the only way to protect the remote PHP server port, and it should be protected against accessing from public network.
There is no additional authentication except for the "PHP suEXEC Daemon mode" as the PHP main process running as root user.
This mode cannot be used for remote PHP server due to that the master secret keeps changing after each server restart.
Yes, firewall will be the only way to protect the remote PHP server port, and it should be protected against accessing from public network.
This mode cannot be used for remote PHP server due to that the master secret keeps changing after each server restart.
Yes, firewall will be the only way to protect the remote PHP server port, and it should be protected against accessing from public network.