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Timeout configuration looks fine, maybe it is not a timeout issue. Please make sure the PHP memory limit has not been hit. Is the lsphp process still running after getting the 503 error? It might be PHP internal problem. Maybe the socket connection between PHP and MySQL timed out. You can strace...

Which port the default listener uses?

It works fine in our lab, please make sure to upgrade to our latest release.

Since the access controls are applied at different stage, only IPs pass server level can reach vhost, if it passes vhost level then reach context level. That is how it works. You can use a vhost level rewrite rule to implement what you want.

Please follow our trouble shoot steps first. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:rails:troubleshoot WEBrick is default to "development" mode, please try running it in production mode see if it works. No, we don't have an IRC channel.

There is something wrong with our mail system, we will have it addressed soon. We had sent you the serial number a moment ago. Thank you for your business. :)

Thank you for the sharing. Properly tuned LiteSpeed can deny DDoS attacks very well. That's just one of many useful features in LiteSpeed. :) Please help us spreading the words if you don't mind. :)

Not really understand your question. What would you do when you use Apache?

LiteSpeed uses the begin time of a request, not the end time, some requests take longer to process.

It should be LSAPI_MAX_REQS instead of LSAPI_MAX_REQUESTS, the document will be fixed. Thanks.

If you are using our awstats integration, there is a configuration to add password protection to the awstats pages, just specify the "Realm", no need to define extra contexts.

LiteSpeed does not write to audit_log. And if the file does not exist, you will only get 404, as the security check is after that, there is no reason to waste CPU cycles on a request does not possibly become a security threaten. You should get security log from lsws/logs/error.log, everything...

No need to use rewrite, just create a vhost for each application, and bind to the listener on the respective domain name. You can use our Rails template to make your life easier. This kind of mass hosting with rewrite rule is not available for Rails. Since each application will take a lot of...

Yeah, our PHP binary is statically linked. You can take a look at our configuration parameters, we do not use library files under the system directory, but create our own copy, and only make the static library .a available for linking. ;)

You can try increasing PHP's memory limit, it might help if your problem is that PHP needs more memory to process the request. There might be memory leak in PHP, so set "PHP_MAX_REQUESTS" to a lower value might help. You can rebuild the PHP binary with any modules you want.

Please check if it is a permission issue or not. And everything should be logged into lsws/logs/error.log as well.

We have no problem setup ioncube with PHP 5.2.x. We set it in php.ini though.

You can try creating ioncube folder under /opt/lsws/ if php5 binary is in lsws/fcgi-bin/ directory. If it still does not work, you may need load ioncube in the php.ini

Solution is in the cPanel tutorial http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:apache:cpanel

It is a good story, it will be great if you can share this story on WHT. :D You have seen those vhosts because you imported Apache configuration during installation. We have customers hosting >1K sites on each cPanel server without any problem. If there was any problem, it is not because of...