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jkeegan

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mistwang said:
No, require a 2-CPU license at the minimum.
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Is there any way to upgrade my VPS license temporarily to a 2 CPU license? I'd really like to see if the caching makes a performance difference... If it does, great, I will stick with the 2 cpu license. If not, then I would like to revert back to the VPS license....

Is there any way to do that or is it too much of a hassle on your end?
 
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mistwang

LiteSpeed Staff
#23
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You can use the trial key to give it a try.

If you use LSWS with Apache httpd.conf, you need to wait for our beta 2 release in order to control the cache through httpd.conf and .htaccess.
 
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Marcus

Well-Known Member
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Will the cache functions be available on the standard (i.e. free) versions of Litespeed? If they will be limited, how will they be limited?
 
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jkeegan

Active Member
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mistwang said:
You can use the trial key to give it a try.
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OK, I did that and restarted LSWS. I moved license.key to license.key.original and replaced it with the trial key and restarted lsws.

Control panel reports 14 days left on my license, so I must have the new key.

I created a directory at /opt/lsws/cache and set it to be owned by apache.apache.

I enabled the cache in the control panel and I accessed pages on the server but I don't see any files being created at /opt/lsws/cache and I don't see any increased in speed...

What do I need to do to enable the caching function?
 
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mistwang

LiteSpeed Staff
#27
#27
You need to find out which page is cacheable and cache friendly (does not change frequently).
Please check response header with Firebug looking for "Cache-control", if it does not allow caching the page, then that page is not cache friendly.

As I know, vBulletin is not very cache friendly, but some pages can be forced to be cached for a little while by setting " Ignore Response Cache-Control" to yes.
 
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jkeegan

Active Member
#28
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mistwang said:
You need to find out which page is cacheable and cache friendly (does not change frequently).
Please check response header with Firebug looking for "Cache-control", if it does not allow caching the page, then that page is not cache friendly.
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I just added a static html page to the site, and requested it multiple times. I don't see any files in the cache folder... Firebug confirms that there are no cache-control headers being sent. I must be missing something because I can not find any evidence that the server is creating files in the cache folder...
 
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jkeegan

Active Member
#30
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mistwang said:
cache has no effect on static file, only dynamically generated page will be cached.
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I also have a Wordpress blog on this server that I have been hitting, and all those pages are dynamically generated, but still nothing in the cache dir... I have Ignore Request Cache-Control and Ignore Response Cache-Control set to Yes.
 
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