M markb1439 Well-Known Member Feb 10, 2011 #1 Feb 10, 2011 #1 I have LiteSpeed set up as an Apache replacement. So, normally, the LiteSpeed WHM plugin gives me the option to switch between the two. But now, I see: LiteSpeed is running (PID = 9481). Apache is running (PID = 9441). Click to expand... Why are they both running, and what is the proper way to resolve this? Thanks, Mark
I have LiteSpeed set up as an Apache replacement. So, normally, the LiteSpeed WHM plugin gives me the option to switch between the two. But now, I see: LiteSpeed is running (PID = 9481). Apache is running (PID = 9441). Click to expand... Why are they both running, and what is the proper way to resolve this? Thanks, Mark
W webizen Well-Known Member Feb 10, 2011 #2 Feb 10, 2011 #2 It is likely your LSWS is running on offset port (e.g. 2080 and 2443). To resolve this, just 'switch to LiteSpeed'.
It is likely your LSWS is running on offset port (e.g. 2080 and 2443). To resolve this, just 'switch to LiteSpeed'.
M markb1439 Well-Known Member Feb 10, 2011 #3 Feb 10, 2011 #3 Strange, I did try "Switch to Litespeed," and it didn't resolve the problem. I have never set LiteSpeed to work in offset. However I did restart the VPS and the problem went away. But I wish I knew why it happened.
Strange, I did try "Switch to Litespeed," and it didn't resolve the problem. I have never set LiteSpeed to work in offset. However I did restart the VPS and the problem went away. But I wish I knew why it happened.
W webizen Well-Known Member Feb 10, 2011 #4 Feb 10, 2011 #4 run 'service httpd start' and see if apache gets started (while lsws is still running).
M markb1439 Well-Known Member Feb 10, 2011 #5 Feb 10, 2011 #5 I wonder if it was the gotroot automatic rules installer that restarted httpd. It has a default command for doing that: /etc/init.d/httpd restart Should I enter a different command instead? I did try your suggestion, and the LiteSpeed plugin still shows only LiteSpeed running.
I wonder if it was the gotroot automatic rules installer that restarted httpd. It has a default command for doing that: /etc/init.d/httpd restart Should I enter a different command instead? I did try your suggestion, and the LiteSpeed plugin still shows only LiteSpeed running.
W webizen Well-Known Member Feb 10, 2011 #6 Feb 10, 2011 #6 'service httpd start' should be the same as '/etc/init.d/httpd start'. if you run into this next time, check which port they (apache and litespeed) are listening on. e.g. netstat -ntpl | egrep 'litespeed|http' Click to expand... Last edited: Feb 10, 2011
'service httpd start' should be the same as '/etc/init.d/httpd start'. if you run into this next time, check which port they (apache and litespeed) are listening on. e.g. netstat -ntpl | egrep 'litespeed|http' Click to expand...
