Nicholas Orr (not verified) on July 19, 2007 - 6:30pm.
I’ve just setup litespeed 3.2 on my new slicehost vps (finally getting around to setting this vps up!)
It works pretty well & I like the webadmin interface its awesome!
Had a bit of a tricky time getting PHP5 w/ lsapi going since its not in portage and I’d never compiled anything without before…
Not sure on how secure in a shared environment it would be since I use the same username for each site in under the same grouping. This means that even though they are separate the files have the same permissions…
Under Apache2.2 I ran mpm-itk and every vhost ran as a different group:user and my assigned permissions on the files was like this
- unix = znd
- www user = znd:apache02
- www chmod = 660
+ unix user = john
+ www = john:apache03
+ www chmod = 660
- unix user = john
- www user = john:apache04
- www chmod = 660
So as you can see each vhost couldn’t read anyone else’s files, just wasn’t possible :)
I’ve just setup litespeed 3.2 on my new slicehost vps (finally getting around to setting this vps up!)
It works pretty well & I like the webadmin interface its awesome!
Had a bit of a tricky time getting PHP5 w/ lsapi going since its not in portage and I’d never compiled anything without before…
Not sure on how secure in a shared environment it would be since I use the same username for each site in under the same grouping. This means that even though they are separate the files have the same permissions… Under Apache2.2 I ran mpm-itk and every vhost ran as a different group:user and my assigned permissions on the files was like this - unix = znd - www user = znd:apache02 - www chmod = 660 + unix user = john + www = john:apache03 + www chmod = 660 - unix user = john - www user = john:apache04 - www chmod = 660
So as you can see each vhost couldn’t read anyone else’s files, just wasn’t possible :)