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Please check the license transfer procedure. http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/install/

I think your rewrite will not work in a .htaccess, as the rewrite base has been cut off first. if the .htaccess file is under "projects" directory, you need to use a rewrite rule like, turn on rewrite log, you will get some ideas. RewriteRule ^current-urban/kensington/(.*)...

Please enable debug logging, see if the .htaccess has been loaded when the directory was accessed by the first. Enable the rewrite logging for the vhost, see if the rewrite rule is really what you want.

Adde "RewriteEngine on" above the two rewrite rules. :)

Is there a file lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp-5.2.5, assuming you are using 5.2.5? Make sure it works properly from the command line. set "command" for lsphp5 external app to that. Restart LSWS, make sure there is no complain about missing executable for lsphp5 external app.

Yes, you can install LiteSpeed yourself. DirectAdmin or cPanel both are good. DirectAdmin use less resource I believe. I suggest you go with the most popular operating system. Linux, maybe CentOS 5.

LiteSpeed is very easy to manage, and you can always as for help here. There are some server administrators familiar with LiteSpeed can help you if something cannot be fixed by yourself. If you want to manage the server yourself, no need to order managed server. You should have a hosting...

Please checkout the "Allow Override" option for the Rails Context.

We have release ruby LSAPI 2.8 and PHP LSAPI 4.2 to address build failure problem on MacOSX. For other OS, the code has not been changed, no need to upgrade immediately.

Hi Kematzy, We will release a new release of ruby-lsapi with the fix. Thanks for your help in fixing this issue. Please help us spreading the words if you don't mind. :)

OK, digging a little bit more, the correct patch should be #include <crt_externs.h> static void unset_lsapi_envs() { char ** env = *_NSGetEnviron(); I thought that darwin-9.0 refers to a earlier release of Mac OSX, later found that darwin version does not match MacOSX version at all, so...

OK, I see. I think the ruby built by Apple for all version of MacOSX, you may have to built your own from source specifically for Leopard.

I think your ruby is not built for Mac OSX 10.5, but for a earlier release as I noticed "universal-darwin9.0", Maybe you should rebuild ruby from source code for ppc-darwin10.5?

If that is the case, you also need to check the permission of the parent directories of the destination folder.

You can disable it under the admin configuration. It only control lsws dump in tmp/lshttpd dir. better leave it on, as lshttpd only keep maximum 10 core files.

You can exam the core file by following command, gdb <lsphp_path> <core.xxxx> bt It can tell you the approximate location where PHP crashes. You can file a bug report to the PHP group. Also check lsws/logs/stderr.log and lsws/logs/error.log for PHP related errors. Maybe upgrade the php binary...

If your server serve large amount of HTTPS or static content, you should consider 4-CPU license, if you server is mainly PHP/MySQL powered, 4-CPU license may not help much. Usually the bottle neck is the PHP/MySQL. PHP performance wise, LiteSpeed definitely has an edge over lighttpd, but if you...

If you want, please download our tar.gz package and apply a little patch to lsapilib.c, then install it manually. change code exern char ** environ; static void unset_lsapi_envs() { char ** env = environ; to #include <crt_externs.h> static void unset_lsapi_envs() { char ** env =...

You need to check which user the ruby process run as. Usually, it is same as the owner of the public/ folder. You can make the public folder owned by nobody.

Make sure the that directory is writable for "nobody" user.