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You have to compile PHP 5.

You need to install the latest mysql client libraries. must >= 4.1

No, you can build PHP under any directory.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi If you have never built PHP binary before, it might be a little difficulty. To build curl extension please refer to PHP manual.

It should be very similar to what you have done to make curl work with your current PHP installation.

Just build your own PHP binary with PHP curl extension. Tutorial is available in our wiki.

"lsphp -v" should tell you which version of PHP binary it is.

Yes, that's correct. 500 is more than enough for a VPS.

Please check lsws/logs/stderr.log, some thing wrong with the 5.2.4 PHP binary.

If you have PHP opcode cache installed, APC or eaccelerator, please remove that from the php.ini , if you upgrade from 4.4 to 5.2, you need to use the php.ini for the PHP 5.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi shows you how to build PHP with LiteSpeed SAPI, to add GD and freetype support, just add the respective PHP configuration parameter.

Yes, that is correct with standard edition.

Please check the tutorials in our wiki, should be close to building PHP binary for Apache.

Yes, you can turn it off from "Server"->"Tuning" tab. Which LSWS release are you using? Is there any ".lsz" file under the the directory holding the css file? Maybe the new css file's modified time has not been updated? Need to find a better way to detect file changes other than the modified...

Just enable the "notice" error log in php.ini

That's because the file is gzipped. Save the response body as a file then "gunzip <file>", check the result see if the file the latest version.

Please check error.log see if there is any error message. From the status page of LSWS web admin console, how many vhosts has a name like "APVH_...", I can take a quick look if you PM me the login to the admin console.

curl -H "Accept-Encoding: gzip" ...

You can add the "gzip" compression request header to test the compressed version as well.

Just fetch the css file, see if it is the latest version.