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Access to WEB-INF directory is blocked internally by LSWS for security reason. I think it is less desirable to expose the configuration file and other servlet class objects. For anything need to be accessed directly via HTTP should be stored out side of that directory. I strongly suggest that...

We will skip 3.1.2 and release 3.2 soon, that's just for some one need a fix for the 404 problem.

Please update to the latest release, install GDB, set administrator's email from the web console. A crash report will be sent to you with some debug information. Please forward that email to bug @ .... .

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You can also try eAccelerator or XCache.

Please take a look at http://www.litespeedtech.com/library/howto/#qa_dos first

This will be addressed in the official 3.2 release.

Please update to 3.1.2 for the fix.

It might be a bug in lshttpd. Do you got core dumps? What kind of OS it is? Linux or something else?

You still need a load balancer in front proxying requests to backend nodes. Just like what you would do with a mongrel_cluster.

Yes, absolutely.

Please try a simple rewrite rule in .htaccess to rewrite the rule from foo to foo.php for you. RewriteCond %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/%{REQUEST_URI}.php -f RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1.php

For a cluster setup, we still recommend running LiteSpeed + rubylsapi on each backend node, because LSWS can manage the ruby process very well and be able serve static content or page cache really fast. You can try LSLB + ruby lsapi setup, you need to create dispatch.lsapi for the rails...

Looks like you are not running the rails application in suEXEC mode, so you got the permission problem. In suEXEC mode, ruby process starts on behalf of the owner of the rails application, it can write to tmp/sessions directory, it gives you better security as well. Highly recommended...

Please checkout our cPanel Wiki for work around for the directory indexing problem. It is a issue with PHP "open_basedir" configuration. -FancyIndexing will be supported later.

Of course not. :)

Please try setting "Max Conns" to 1, if it works, the problem might be the socket connection established during Rails framework initialization, you should close all socket connection at end of your environment.rb. Since LSAPI ruby fork children process off initialized parent process, the file...

You can set custom access log format like that in Apache with Enterprise edition.

You can try to locate the required header files under /usr/local/ or /usr/local/include, if they are not available you need to reinstall libxml.

The rewrite rules looks fine. Please turn on Rewrite log by set "RewriteLogLevel" for that vhost in httpd.conf, turn on debug logging might be helpful as well. lsws/logs/error.log should give you some hints on what was wrong.