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Is there anything in lsws/logs/error.log or lsws/logs/stderr.log, maybe you need to set some extra environment variables to make django happy.

Maybe manage.py does not work well, you need to create a file like below and start your app with that file, without any command line parameters. #!/usr/bin/python import sys, os # Add a custom Python path. sys.path.insert(0, "/home/user/python") # Switch to the directory of your project...

You have to follow our wiki to build your own lsphp binary. cPanel install php as an Apache module which is completely different.

It is up to the browser to cache or not to cache a html page unless you have cache control header in the reply. It will be available via update, we still need working on some features.

Please download and try http://www.litespeedtech.com/packages/3.0/lsws-3.1.2-std-i386-linux.tar.gz see if it is fixed.

Fix will be in 3.1.2 release.

Havd you added a vhost to listener mapping? Maybe you should instaniate the rails vhost if you have not yet then add the listener to vhost mapping explicitly.

Thanks. the note field need to be encoded properly. Will fix it.

What you described is what Rails page cache does, and our Rails solution follow the same route. It is there already.

It should work, you need to turn on debug logging and check the error.log.

No plan yet.

'A86400' means the page expires one day after the access.

All Rails apps need to be configured through LiteSpeed Web Console, configuration through cPanel may not work.

Increased load does not matter much, and it is normal to get higher load when you increase it. There is a sweet spot somewhere. Just do not overtune it. That's pretty much what can be done from litespeed side, you can continue to improve your PHP script in order to get better performance out of...

The current value should be "10" already, so try "20", the rule of thumb is to keep "WaitQ" at "0" for the most of the time.

Maybe use "10" for "PHP suEXEC max conn" first, if "WaitQ" is higher than 0 consistently, incarease it to "15" or "20".

You need to increase the "PHP suEXEC max conn" to "20".

You can creat a php.ini for php5, like something at lsws/php5/php.ini.

You need to exclue the cache and buffer memory from used memory. Do you mean that you use APC as an object cache inaddition to opcode cache? If your PHP was built with memcache extension, you should be able to use it. I need the lsphp application statistics at the bottom of the report page.

Have you tried memcached to cache some part of your page to avoid querying the DB again and again? What is your current memory usage as shown in "top" ouput? From the real time report of LiteSpeed web console, what's requests/s of your server and lsphp application? Please post the statistic...