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LiteSpeed should work well with httpd.conf generated by plesk.

Is that different from Plesk? Or Plesk is part of it?

Whether to use httpd.conf is configured in httpd_config.xml. The configurations need to changed in httpd_config.xml is minimum. Are you using a hosting control panel?

No, it will not.

Can you start "lsphp -i" from command line? If you do, ssh2.so may require special environment variables, set those environment variables in the lsphp external app configuration.

No, you can rebuild the PHP with "--with-lsapi" plus other configuration entries, excluding "--with-apxs"

Set it too high may not help with performance, but make it worse. It could make your server weaker when fighting a DoS attack.

The rewrite rule works with both standard and Enterprise edition, we verified that. "SetEnv VAR1 10" is not supported, so it does not work with either edition.

Please take a look at PickleOnion's tutorials, link is in our wiki.

Make sure to make those scripts executable "chmod a+x *". And you can try "ForceType application/x-httpd-cgi" as well, should have the same effect.

Please check you PHP configurations from a phpinfo() page. file_upload is not enabled, I guess. Just update your /usr/local/litespeed/php/php.ini

Take a look at the vhost configuration xml file, the maximum length of the value of each xml tag was limited to 64KB, the total length of those rewrite rules exceed the limit. The limit will be lifted to 1MB in next release, should be large enough.

You must add a script handler for "pl" file using the CGI handler at server level using our web admin console, it will added MIME type application/x-httpd-pl behind the scene. If you explicitly added that MIME type some where, it is not going to work.

Define a script handler for "pl" at server level using CGI handler. In that directory, add "ForceType application/x-httpd-pl" configuration in .htaccess under that directory.

If you really want to do that, just create a listener bind to individual IP and port 80, then add your vhost configutration. I do not recommend doing this when used litepseed together with cPanel or other control panel, unless you want to manage the vhost completely from LSWS web console and...

To check if you get DDoS, you should check the total connections in use from the real time statistics page. if it is higher than normal, you may get attacked. Your server has 8-Cores, so load around 8 is the perfect value which is equivalent to load around 1 on a uni-processor server.

20 should be enough, you can monitor the realtime statistic report, to make sure the "WaitQ" is at zero for the most of time.