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Just change the version number in the download link from 3.2.4 to 3.3.

We tried it on our FreeBSD system, it works fine. I guess it might be related to some of the packages in the build tool chain on your server. Can you PM your server login, we will take a look at it.

Sometimes in this week. Still need to finish the GUI for building PHP binary from our web console.

If there is no SSI and mod_perl involved, it is more likely to be 100% for PHP/MySQL powered site.

Some FreeBSD ports will apply freebsd specific patch to the source code. Anyway, we will give it a try in our lab and make it work.

Just download the latest 3.3 package, a few control panel compatibility issue has been fixed. Give it try, if the problem persist, we will investigate more.

We will fix it in the default.php to avoid this Notice message. You cannot set LS_FI_OFF, it was set by LSWS internally.

You can try a fresh install of LSWS, the problem probably is in your PHP setup, have you installed a PHP opcode cache like APC or eAccelerator?

Why not put them under the same domain and save the headache?

I recommend you looking into replacing Apache completely. We have installation service for $150. but that's for replacing Apache. Not for running Litespeed along side Apache.

With FreeBSD, maybe you can try to patch the PHP source from FreeBSD port, this problem is specific for the build tool on freebsd, I believe.

If you use FreeBSD, the 3.3 build may not be the latest, I will let you know when it is ready.

Please download the latest 3.3 release build and give it try. Just change the version number in the download link.

Under Configuration->server->Ruby Rails tab.

OK, we cleared the license key from our side, please just do /opt/lsws/bin/lshttpd -r cp /opt/lsws/license.key /opt/lsws/conf/license.key

With the latest 3.3 release package, you can try "lshttpd -V", just download 3.3 release package and copy over the lshttpd to lsws/bin/lshttpd.3.3, then run "./lshttpd.3.3 -V".

You have to change Apache httpd.conf to use "Listen <IP>:80" instead of "Listen 80", I am not sure how to do that with cPanel. LiteSpeed is more efficient than Apache when comes to serving dynamic content like PHP pages, it should be very easy to have LiteSpeed work exactly like Apache...

Sure, you can just create a listener for a specific IP through the web console. Is there any specific reason why you do not want to replace Apache?

The strace out is normal when the parent ruby process is idle, it will fork a child process to process a new request. Memory limit may not be the cause of the problem. It prevents a ruby process from using more memory than the limit. If you lose the ssh when it happens, it is likely that the...

You should build your own lsphp binary with matching configuration as that for Apache mod_php. checkout a phpinfo() page for the configuration options.