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No, running as root should be avoid whenever possible, too risky. One security flaw will comprise the whole server.

Not possible at this moment.

I would say, that benchmark is intentionally crafted with a test environment, test case as well as the lower perfomance LSWS standard edition to make the results in favor to lighttpd. In the real world it is a completely different story. the cache function has not availabe yet, as we are very...

Have you tried the older version on that server? I think it must be some thing missing in your server. plase try run /opt/lsws/bin/lshttpd directly, see what happen.

Custom logging will not work with standard. It is a feature only available to Enterprise. Apache combined log format is the default log format.

The YUI library used for the web console is very big, take some time to be loaded for the first request. nothing to worry about it.

If you do not change the PHP opcode cache setting, your eaccelerator will not be touched. Apache does configure sub-domains as a seperate virtual host. packed domains does not.

Do you mean from 3.1.1 to 3.2? No, you do not need to do anything regrding lsphp. Just a remindar that 3.2 standard only configure five virtual hosts from Apache httpd.conf

Looks like a bug in the admin console code, will be fixed.

Currently the VPS edition can only detect openvz or virtuozzo VPS, but cannot detect the XEN VPS WITH slicehost.com . Please contact sales about your situation.

It is not related to awstats. Please do a search on awstats on this forum, maybe other user has similar problem. I sugget you to double check the permission where the awstats working directory located first.

Please check the error.log for any configuration error during startup.

register_globals is off, if you want to use those as global variable you need to turn on register_globals. It is not recommended though. A better way is to use $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'], it is set regardless the state of register_globals

Thanks for the bug report, we will have it addressed in 3.2.1

It should work, please give an example. If you have php script called /phpinfo.php, if you access URI /phpinfo.php/path/info, the PATH_INFO env should be set to "/path/info".

You should put "%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\""Not the whole line. I think the encoding is fine, that's just standarded XML encoding, please let me know what is wrong exactly.

In your case, I think the best choice for you is to run the server as your own user ID and only bind listener to localhost, so the server is only accessible from that machine. If you want to run the server as nobody and store everything in your home directory, you have give read permission of...

I turned of the "Apache IP Offset", you should only use "Apache port offset". The standard edition has a limit of 5 Apache vhosts. so some of your Apache vhosts configuration in httpd.conf has been ignored. For the first 5 vhosts, it works on port 81.

You have to grasp some basic concepts first, do not try anything too difficult, just follow one tutorial at a time, here is the Bob's 4 minutes video tutorial. http://i.nfectio.us/litespeed2/litespeed2.html

Checkout "PickleOnion's LiteSpeed tutorial" with screen shots at the bottom of our Wiki.