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| Script Handler |
LiteSpeed web server supports all scripting languages including Perl, PHP, Ruby, Python, Java Server Pages, etc.
A script file is determined by the suffix of the file name.
When a request refers to a script file, the web server will call the corresponding
handler, external application bound to that specific suffix.
Currently CGI, FastCGI, Web Server, LSAPI app, load balancer and
Servlet Engine can be used as a
script handler. FastCGI, Web Server, LSAPI app, load balancer and Servlet
Engine must be predefined in External Application section. You can set up script
handler at server or virtual host level. Server level
script handler definition can only refer to external application defined at
server level, and the definition is applied to all virtual hosts
unless it is overridden in virtual host level.
Virtual host level script handler definition is only applicable within that virtual host.
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| Suffix |  |
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| Description: Specifies the suffixes of script files. Suffix must be unique.
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| Syntax: Comma separated list with period "." character prohibited |
| Tips: [Performance & Security] Only specifies the suffixes you really needed. |
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| Description: Specifies the type of external application that processes these script files
which can be CGI, FastCGI, Web Server,
LSAPI app, Load balancer or
Servlet Engine. For FastCGI, Web Server and
Servlet Engine, the handler name need to be specified which is the external application
name predefined in External Application section.
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| Syntax: Select from drop down list |
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| Handler Name | |
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| Description: Specifies the name of the external application that processes the script files
when the handler type is FastCGI, Web Server, LSAPI, Load Balancer or Servlet Engine.
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| Syntax: Select from drop down list |
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