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	Content preview:  Jarrod Slick wrote: > > All tests will be performed on
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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Apache vs LiteSpeed

Jarrod Slick wrote:
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> All tests will be performed on localhost.

I did not want to comment since I am not an Apache nor LiteSpeed performance expert,
but I rather suspect that will invalidate any results you get. At least it will make it
much harder to get any kind of consistent results.


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