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should be fine. please check your error log,

Just rename the original lsphp to lsphp4, then add an external application for lsphp4, then add a script handler for "php4" suffix with the lsphp4 external application.

It requires configuration changes in both rails configuration and LSWS configuration, and some rails application simple won't work no matter what, like "typo". There are similar questions asked before, please search on the forum.

Make sure notice log level is enabled in php.ini

No way. :-) http://weblog.textdrive.com/article/202/correction-on-the-zeus-versus-litespeed-static-image-file

Yes, you can rotate the log file in a cron job. just set the limit to 1.9GB. Log file rotation cannot be disabled, because on some system, once log file reaches 2GB, the server will crash. You can always rotate the log file before LSWS needs to.

Log file will be rotated when the size reach the limit, not by time. You can set the limit to 2GB and rotate it in a cron job with "mv access.log ...".

Thanks for the bug report, will be fixed in 3.3 release.

You just do "make install" to install PHP library files, so you can build matching php opcode cache like APC or eAccelerator. After that you need to configure PHP with "--with-litespeed" option and "make", then copy.

To install the CGI version of PHP, just configure PHP without neither "--with-litespeed" nor "--with-axps", the rest is the same, it will build the CGI version of PHP.

"make install" will install PHP PEAR library for you, for LiteSpeed PHP, "sapi/litespeed/php" is the only thing you need if PEAR extensions are not used.

It is bug with PHP configuration on FreeBSD. The solution is to install CGI verion of PHP first, then build LiteSpeed SAPI without "make install", just copy over sapi/litespeed/php .

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It is a file permission problem. Maybe you can turn off php suexec by changing http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/vhostlist/#setUidMode to "Server UID".

close all your browser windows and reopen.

With LiteSpeed, you run php with suexec, while with Apache, php run as "nobody", so you have permission problem when access session files. You should remove those session files having problem with.

Please try 3.2.2 released a while ago.

LiteSpeed Web Server 3.2.2 has been released. Download LSWS: http://www.litespeedtech.com/product...rver/download/ Changelog for LiteSpeed Web Server 3.2.2: Default Rails vhost template has been updated with default rewrite rule configuration to support Rails page cache. YUI has been...

Please try 3.2.2 release.

Missing location header is fatal, what script language are you using? Can you give an example script?