I am getting this notice
At [31/Mar/2015:14:31:55 +0200], web server with pid=24850 received unexpected signal=11, a core file has been created. A new instance of web server will be started automatically!
Please forward the following debug information to bug@litespeedtech.com.
Environment:
Server: LiteSpeed/5.0RC3 Enterprise
OS: Linux
Release: 3.14.32-xxxx-grs-ipv6-64
Version: #1 SMP Sat Feb 7 11:35:27 CET 2015
Machine: x86_64
Also with the private cache running i get these stats for a magento store
Server
Network Throughput
Http In 0KB Http Out 5KB
Https In 1KB Https Out 10KB
Connections
Max 4,000 Idle 15
Http Used 9 Http Free 3,985
Https Used 6 Https Free 994
Requests (Details)
In Processing 0 Req/Sec 3.0
Total Req 389 Total Cache Hits 1
Cache Hit Rate 0.26% Cache Hits/Sec 0.0
Is my understanding correct here - a visitor comes to the site, litespeed then creates a private cache for the user.
so the cache hit rate only applies when a user say goes to the home page, then another page, then back to the home page - and on that return it would draw from the cache?
My concern here it is not caching things that would never change across users. the only time private cache makes sens in my uneducated opinion is when the user say logs in or adds something to their cart.
An insight here would be good!
Thanks
At [31/Mar/2015:14:31:55 +0200], web server with pid=24850 received unexpected signal=11, a core file has been created. A new instance of web server will be started automatically!
Please forward the following debug information to bug@litespeedtech.com.
Environment:
Server: LiteSpeed/5.0RC3 Enterprise
OS: Linux
Release: 3.14.32-xxxx-grs-ipv6-64
Version: #1 SMP Sat Feb 7 11:35:27 CET 2015
Machine: x86_64
Also with the private cache running i get these stats for a magento store
Server
Network Throughput
Connections
Requests (Details)
Total Req 389 Total Cache Hits 1
Cache Hit Rate 0.26% Cache Hits/Sec 0.0
Is my understanding correct here - a visitor comes to the site, litespeed then creates a private cache for the user.
so the cache hit rate only applies when a user say goes to the home page, then another page, then back to the home page - and on that return it would draw from the cache?
My concern here it is not caching things that would never change across users. the only time private cache makes sens in my uneducated opinion is when the user say logs in or adds something to their cart.
An insight here would be good!
Thanks