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Will be fixed in 3.2.3 release.

Probably not work with current release, please wait for next release. Now you can set $VH_NAME same as $VH_DOMAIN.

Yes, you can downgrade. But it may exist in 3.2.1 as well.

maybe allowoverride is disabled for directory /usr/local/apache/htdocs/

You can instantiate the template member to generate a vhost configuration file for you.

No, nothing special with the manual install.

Yes, that's correct.

LSWS does not load any Apache module, everything is built-in, LSWS only read the httpd.conf. For the userdir problem, you need to post related configurations in httpd.conf.

Yes, that's correct.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/security/#accessControl_allow

This function is not enabled in PHP LSAPI module. will add that in 4.2 release.

It should work. there should be a SPACE between "%{SERVER_PORT}" and "!443", please double check.

It won't work. it requires a upload progress module built into the server. It is on our to-do list. It will be able to parse AJAX request, and build the response exactly like the response from backend processor. So, it will work with any upload progress bar package written in any language...

I see, we will have it addressed in next release.

It is not allowed to serve static content under CGI context/directory. You have to create "static" context for static content. You can use a matching static context like: URI: exp: ^/cgi-bin/(.*\.html)$ location: path/to/cgi-bin/$1 make sure this context has smaller sequence number than the CGI...

Try the following: level compression 1 Dynamic Requests/second 1 Connection Soft Limit 15 Connection Hard Limit 30 LiteSpeed API App Definition-> (all are default values from LS install except these) MAx connections: 80 PHP_LSAPI_MAX_REQUESTS=700 PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN=80

Please check number of concurrent connections used from the real-time report in web admin console. Also check it with command netstat -an | grep 80 | grep ESTA | wc

Just create a CGI context with URI "/cgi-bin/" and location "$VH_ROOT/html/cgi-bin/", then you can pretty much follow their installation guide.

Does /tmp/lshttpd/lsphp4.sock exist? has "auto start" being checked? If it is a lsphp4 executable problem you should be able find some clue in stderr.log and error.log.

Enterprise edition can completely hide the server signature.