Did Mod_lsapi supports with CloudLinux and LiteSpeed ?

piyushmaheswari

• April 24, 2020 06:08

Hello Buddies, in my server, CloudLinux and LiteSpeed are Installed, did I need to install Mod_lsapi ? Will it help me to speed up and fast websites hosted on my server ? Please explain and give your suggestion.

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  vacancy

  • April 24, 2020 16:22

  Hello If you are using Litespeed, you don't need to install mod_lsapi, lsapi is integrated in litespeed.

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  cPanelLauren

  • April 24, 2020 17:14

  @vacancy is correct here and litespeed goes over this a bit in their documentation here: PHP with cPanel and LiteSpeed Web Server | LiteSpeed Documentation

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  bejbi

  • April 24, 2020 21:40

  mod_lsapi is module for Apache. Litespeed has this module in itself already.

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  mo80

  • January 26, 2022 19:45

  So which I can use instead of LSAPI? SuPHP or CGI... I am using cloudlinux + litespeed on Centos 7.

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  vacancy

  • January 26, 2022 20:06

  So which I can use instead of LSAPI? SuPHP or CGI... I am using cloudlinux + litespeed on Centos 7.

  
  If you are using litespeed the handler settings are useless, litespeed uses the integrated lsapi handler.

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  mo80

  • January 26, 2022 20:09

  If you are using litespeed the handler settings are useless, litespeed uses the integrated lsapi handler.

  
  Thanks for the quick answer - So if I set CGI or SUPHP or LSAPI it will not used? Also my External Apps are empty so You are sure all things work smooth?

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  vacancy

  • January 26, 2022 20:41

  Thanks for the quick answer - So if I set CGI or SUPHP or LSAPI it will not used? Also my External Apps are empty so You are sure all things work smooth?

  
  Yes right, handler selections are disabled when litespeed is active because litespeed uses its own lsapi handler. It is not a problem if the external app section is empty, but if you want to make version-specific settings, you can create these fields. If there is no external app definition, the default settings in the PHP tab are valid.

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  mo80

  • January 26, 2022 20:43

  Yes right, handler selections are disabled when litespeed is active because litespeed uses its own lsapi handler. It is not a problem if the external app section is empty, but if you want to make version-specific settings, you can create these fields. If there is no external app definition, the default settings in the PHP tab are valid.

  
  Thanks for the answers :) and If I don't have LiteSpeed and only cloudlinux then I should also consider mod_lsapi and use lsapi as handler because its fast?

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  vacancy

  • January 26, 2022 21:08

  Thanks for the answers :) and If I don't have LiteSpeed and only cloudlinux then I should also consider mod_lsapi and use lsapi as handler because its fast?

  
  If you are not using Litespeed, I would definitely recommend using mod_lsapi. If you have cloudlinux mod_lsapi will work with pro features, this will make mod_lsapi work with more advanced features.

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  mo80

  • January 26, 2022 21:11

  If you are not using Litespeed, I would definitely recommend using mod_lsapi. If you have cloudlinux mod_lsapi will work with pro features, this will make mod_lsapi work with more advanced features.

  
  Thanks - I also open a thread, If you respond over then then it will be high appreciated as well.

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