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Is "Auto Reload On Changes" set to "yes"? How about restart LSWS manually? Does the new domains start to work?

The compressed version should be updated automatically as well. Please test it with command line tool like curl or Lynx. "lynx -mime_header http://your_url"

Yes, it works with DirectAdmin. Has you followed the tutorial in our wiki? http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:apache:da You should manage your vhosts from direct admin instead of from our LSWS web admin console. Switch back to Apache, and make sure the domain...

No, LSWS does not even serve it, the css is from the browser cache, if you clear the cache and request the file again, you should see that the latest file.

Are you using the standard edition? You may need to try the Enterprise edition as the standard edition has a limit of 5 vhosts.

css file is cache by the browser not the server, the default configuration of LSWS tell browser to cache css files. You can turn it off.

You need to restart the rails application with other rails hosting platform as well. Nothing special for LiteSpeed. With Enterprise edition, uploading a ".ls_restart" file together with the application, it will restarts.

Which browser are you using? can you tell which javascript having problem? The LiteSpeed Service is "lsws"

Please try "lsphp -v" from command line. I think the php failed to locate the module file. Maybe the "extension_dir" configuration is not right.

Just set "--prefix=/usr/local" when you build the primary version of PHP, the rest is the same as what you were doing now.

I don't think it is because the file is too small. Something wrong on the PHP part. Does it only happen during the peak hour? Maybe you get too many PHP processes, so end up with resource limit error, like "Process Soft/Hard Limit". You should turn off "503 auto fix" and strace the PHP process...

Are you using a Enterprise edition?

Why not install the same version of PHP to the default location where cPanel installs it? I think it should be /usr/local. If you need to support both PHP 4 and 5, you have to make decision which version is the primary, installed to the default location, which version is the secondary, install...

which part is broken? compile? PHP configuration?

You need to restart the Rails application, rails cache the script in production mode.

The response was gzipped. It is hard to apply the limit for dyanmic request as somtimes the real body size is unknown when the web server need to send back the response header.

Thank Donie, Please feel free to add that link in our wiki page?

Thanks, will do.

It is a Enterprise feature.

If you want to or your user want to use control panels written for Apache, per vhost customization is limited. override some important configuration via htacess is not recommended, since all users can change them at will, you may not want that.