4 ms·
> but it's compatibility with Apache configuration might, just might give it some ex-Apache users Looks like this open source version doesn't even offer Apache
by continuations 13y ago
> but it's compatibility with Apache configuration might, just might give it some ex-Apache users
Looks like this open source version doesn't even offer Apache compatibility. That's for the "Enterprise" version only. From their home page:
"LiteSpeed Enterprise Edition provides some features above and beyond OpenLiteSpeed: hosting control panel compatibility, .htaccess file compatibility, mod_security compatibility, and page caching."
I'm not sure why would anyone want to use this instead of Nginx.
- throwaway2048 13y agoThis is a huge problem for "open core" projects. The open-source core will never be able to implement the "Enterprise" features that are charged for, so open source projects without this split will win out.