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Please post your httpd_config.xml

chmod 0755 /usr/local/lsws/paulcurley

accessible by the user that "admin_php" run as.

permission problem.

Just add a Redirect context if you were using native LiteSpeed configuration. Or a "Redirect", or a regular rewrite rule in .htaccess

Make sure you have "Auto Start" of the bootstrap.lsapi external app set to "Yes".

Like, RewriteRule ^/(folder/file.html)$ http://doamin.net.s3.amazonaws.com/$1 [P,E=Proxy-Host:domain.net.s3.amazonaws.com] The value of environment "Proxy-Host" is the target domain name, this rule only works with Enterprise edition, standard edition is not capable of changing the domain...

It should work, please turn on debug log, it should show which context it picks up. Please show me how /media/ context is configured.

you can use mod_security 1.9 rules.

The first one is possible with rewrite rule which can change the domain name. The second one probably is no, because LSWS sends the response body as is.

looks like the memory has been set properly. I am not sure 700MB is enough or not. You can check the memory useage of the PHP process, and you can "strace" the PHP process, I think it must be crashed for some reason.

You need to update php.ini to add xcache related configuration.

need to change "allow_url_fopen" PHP configuration to "On" in the php.ini. However, it is not recommended to stream files through PHP, check http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=1576

Please run shell command "ulimit -a" from a PHP script and check the output to make sure the memory limit has been set properly. Also, check lsws/logs/stderr.log and lsws/logs/error.log for PHP errors.

Is there a core file created under lsws/bin or /tmp/lshttpd directory. User may have trouble running 32bit standard edition on 64bit FreeBSD, but you said it is 32bit FreeBSD. You can PM me a temp root login to that server if possible, I can take a look.

I think you need to increase the memory limit for lsphp external application as well.

I think you probably have to let LSWS listen on *:8088, and use ProxyPass or ProxyPassReverse in Apache configuration to pass request to "http://domain.com:8088/" for each site hosted on Apache. If I were you, I would verify everything working properly on port 8088, then switch from Apache to...

Will update to 4.4.8 in next release.

Yes, you can jail the standard edition by manually crafting the chroot environment.

You need to change mysql_socket in php.ini for lsphp 4.4.7 to match the mysql installation on your server.