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LiteSpeed Settings ​

The LiteSpeed Settings page manages the server configuration through a tabbed interface. Because LiteSpeed runs as a drop-in replacement for Apache, this page edits the same configuration as MyApache Settings.

This page is the per-view reference for the settings view. For where it fits in the full workflow, see Integrations > LiteSpeed.

Overview ​

URL: /admin/lite-speed-settings

LiteSpeed runs in Apache drop-in replacement mode, so the panel keeps one shared set of server settings. Any change you make here - whether on this page or on MyApache Settings - applies to whichever web server is currently active. There is no separate LiteSpeed-only configuration.

LiteSpeed settings page in drop-in mode

LiteSpeed Profile ​

At the top of the page, the LiteSpeed Profile selector chooses which saved configuration profile is applied. The Default profile is used unless you add others.

Settings tabs ​

The settings are organized into six tabs, matching MyApache Settings:

  1. Server Configuration - basic identity and process settings for the server.
  2. Security & Performance - security hardening, response handling, and HTTP security headers.
  3. Timeouts & Performance - connection timeout and keep-alive behavior.
  4. Request Limits - limits on the size and structure of incoming client requests.
  5. Logging Configuration - locations, formats, and verbosity of the server log files.
  6. Modules Configuration - enable or disable loadable modules; some reveal additional settings when enabled.

For the full per-setting reference of every tab, see MyApache Settings - the controls and descriptions are identical because both pages edit the one shared configuration.

Login Shortcut URLs ​

The Login Shortcut URLs section sits in the Server Configuration tab, the same section and the same list as on MyApache Settings. It publishes short paths such as /cpanel, /panel, and /webmail on every hosted domain, redirecting to the panel or webmail login.

Since 1.6.0 the shortcuts are served identically on Apache, LiteSpeed Enterprise, and OpenLiteSpeed, and they survive both a settings save and a web server switch. Editing them here or on the MyApache page changes the same setting. The per-field reference, the reserved paths, and the defaults are documented once, on MyApache Settings.