Nexcess Shopware Articles
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Explore the articles in this section to begin setting up your Shopware store.
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mod_lsapi
Read more: mod_lsapiBoost Apache PHP speed with `mod_lsapi` on EasyApache 4. LiteSpeed’s handler offers faster performance & lower memory use, even without LiteSpeed Web Server.
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Using Apache’s mod_remoteip to log visitor true IP addresses
Read more: Using Apache’s mod_remoteip to log visitor true IP addressesLog true visitor IPs on cPanel with `mod_remoteip`. Install via EasyApache 4, then configure `X-Forwarded-For` & trusted proxies for accurate logs.
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Zstd
Read more: ZstdDiscover Zstandard (zstd): a fast gzip replacement for better compression & speed. Learn to install on CentOS (EPEL) & use equivalent commands.
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Using the GNU Screen Terminal Multiplexer
Read more: Using the GNU Screen Terminal MultiplexerGNU Screen: A terminal multiplexer for multiple sessions. Detach, reattach, share & manage windows with commands & `ctrl+a` key bindings.
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Using the LiteSpeed Cache Plugin
Read more: Using the LiteSpeed Cache PluginSpeed up WordPress with LiteSpeed Cache. Guide: install, config (cache, page/image/DB opt, CDN) & maximize benefits with LiteSpeed Web Server.
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Using the CloudLinux PHP Selector in cPanel and WHM
Read more: Using the CloudLinux PHP Selector in cPanel and WHMLearn to manage PHP versions & extensions using CloudLinux PHP Selector in cPanel/WHM. See how it offers more granular control than cPanel’s MultiPHP.
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Understanding the basics of LVE Manager in WHM
Read more: Understanding the basics of LVE Manager in WHMLearn to navigate and use WHM’s LVE Manager on CloudLinux cPanel servers to monitor real-time usage, adjust user resource limits, and view historical stats.
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How to use Cloudlinux CageFS
Read more: How to use Cloudlinux CageFSLearn to manage CageFS with cagefsctl on your CloudLinux cPanel server. This guide covers enabling users, updating mounts, and troubleshooting.