On litespeed webserver,seem Boost don't work with .htaccess.When i run site,it only index with symbol:
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See:http://174.120.219.172/
I'm use litespeed 4.0.1 EE
Anyone try this?

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mikeytown2’s picture

mikeytown2 commented

Double gzip encoding. Either disable gzip on the server side or disable it on the Drupal side.

rokape’s picture

rokape commented

Thanks....So should i disable on server or drupal is better?

entr3p’s picture

entr3p commented

From what I've read, it's better to disable it on the server so that the load instead falls on Drupal then on the server.

mikeytown2’s picture

mikeytown2 commented

It really depends on your setup if one is better then the other. If you could benchmark it that would be ideal. My *guess* is to enable gzip on the drupal side and disable gzip on the server side.

Close this issue if this answers all your questions; if not then keep asking.

rokape’s picture

rokape commented

I disable in server but it said error...In apache it work okie...

rokape’s picture

rokape commented

Seem Boost don't work fine on litespeed.....

mikeytown2’s picture

mikeytown2 commented

try the simpler rules that I made for IIS, see if lightspeed can read them #615474: Support for IIS 7

Peach_pong’s picture

Peach_pong commented

It is working for me! Thanks a lot, Boost Drupal on LiteSpeed server, hurray!

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kharonturk commented

Thanks It's fine... (litespeed)

webservant316’s picture

webservant316 commented
Priority: Critical » Normal

If Litespeed truly works with boost, maybe it can be added the list of supported webservers on the homepage of the project. And if there are specific configuration instructions for Litespeed could they be added to the INSTALL.txt or README.txt.

Changing priority to normal since this doesn't seem to be critical anymore. Thanks!

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bgm commented

@ webservant316: can you create a handbook page?

Boost D6 handbook: http://drupal.org/node/545664

Boost D7 handbook: http://drupal.org/node/1434362

Ideally, as for Boost D7 IIS installation, create a new handbook page.

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webservant316 commented

I'd love to, but actually since my web serves random content to anonymous users on the sidebar I cannot use Boost. If Boost ever designs a way to handle that I'll be back on board. So since I am not a Boost user, maybe you can find a better candidate.

As an aside I did switch from Apache to Litespeed and it works great and is noticeably faster.

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bgm commented
Status: Active » Fixed

OK, thanks for the feedback. I'll close this issue for now. I'd rather not promote it too much unless someone can provide support, but people can easily find this thread if they google it.

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mikeytown2 commented

@webservant316
http://drupal.org/project/views_javascript_random and/or http://drupal.org/project/esi should allow for random content to anonymous users while using a full page cache (like boost or what's in core).

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webservant316 commented

interesting. I'll check it out.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.