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Since there are php and mysql for most sites, the one cpu VPS license should be fine for the multi-core VPS, have no plan for multi-core VPS license yet, if there are demands, we can make it available with little higher price. Multi-core VPS hosted on a busy server may not be like a real...

In a week or two.

Server Restart Request via Signal... Someone tell LSWS to restart by sending signal to the server process. How often does it happen? Is there any cron job restart LSWS regularly?

With standard, it works for vhosts configured within our web console, but not for vhosts configured through httpd.conf. Rules configured from web console has no effect on Apache vhost even with Enterprise, the filter rules need to be configured through httpd.conf for Apache vhosts.

Only Enterprise edition can load security rules from httpd.conf

Hopefully, we can make it available this week or next.

The vps edition is same as one cpu enterprise with 500 connection limit.

Just set "PHP suEXEC" to "No" when you configure LiteSpeed to use Apache httpd.conf .

Were you using php suexec when Apache is used? Are you using PHP suEXEC with LiteSpeed? You can configure LiteSpeed to exactly match what you used with Apache. if mod_php was used, then turn off php suexec, if phpsuexec was used, then turn it on in LiteSpeed. With phpsuexec, you need to...

It should be very simple, I can send you a sample LSAPI application.

The easiest way to make a server wide maintenance page probably is to change the default listener to another port, then create a temp listener mapping to a temp vhost with the maintenance page.

just add a web server external application, then define a proxy context use the web server external app as handler.

Yes, it still hits php, but it will be much efficient than letting php serve the file directly. The cost of hitting php is higher than handling it inside web server, but the gain is probably too small to be justified a internal module. Another solution is to write a simple LSAPI application...

If all your vhosts are managed by LiteSpeed, you can just create a reverse proxy context with URI "/" for that vhost and pointint to backend Apache. If you use LiteSpeed together with cPanel, then it will be difficult to do.

Just do the authentication in PHP then do a internal redirect to let LiteSpeed send back the file. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed:wiki:feature:internal_redirect

OK, it might related to the " Max Idle Time" setting, it is not set, you can try setting it to a large value, see if it help. Update: I was wrong, you need to set envirnoment variable "LSAPI_MAX_PROCESS_TIME". which default to 300 seconds, http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/lsapi/php/...

For core dump, please switch to lshttpd.dbg binary in the installation package. it will give more useful debug information. Just copy it over to lsws/bin directory and do "ln -sf lshttpd.dbg lshttpd", then restart. For the lsphp process, you need to strace 12040 and 11625.

It is beyond the scope of the support we could provide, honestly. :) If the DNS server has been hosted on the local server, changes make in Plesk should work. If the DNS server was hosted somewhere else, like the domain register or the ISP's domain server, then you need to login to the domain...

Yes, looks like a DNS issue.

Is litespeed loading Apache's httpd.conf? or all vhosts were configured from LiteSpeed Web console? Looks like all vhosts are managed with LiteSpeed web console, what you have done should work to me. As long as you configure the subdomain exactly as the main domain vhost, it should work.