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The log shows that the custom error page has been delivered. What browser are you using? Can you try somthing with "lynx" lynx -mime_header http://.... Please post the result.

looks like a php problem, please check your stderr.log and error.log. Have you upgrade PHP binary? or just upgrade to 3.1.1, will downgrade fix that problem?

yes, it is implemented.

You can try turning on rewrite log by adding Apache directive "RewriteLogLevel 9" to the section of this vhost in your Apache httpd.conf. Send me the rewrite log and tell me which rewrite rule has been over processed along with the rewrite rules in your .htaccess files.

Can you turn on the debug logging by set "DEBUG Level" to "HIGH", then reproduce it. Please post the related log entries by greping your IP.

It works fine in lab environment, maybe it is caused by something else.

Release package has been updated to address a bug in RewriteBase handling.

FYI: Updated 3.1.1 package a few minutes ago to address a bug in RewriteBase handling.

It will be a tough job to debug missing component in chroot. :) We usually did this: strace the application from command line under normal environment, leave the output in one terminal windows. Copy strace to the chroot jail, make it work properly. Then strace the application from command line...

LiteSpeed Web Server 3.1.1 has been released. Download LSWS: http://www.litespeedtech.com/product...rver/download/ Changelog for LiteSpeed Web Server 3.1.1: Improved Apache compatibility on redirect and .htaccess handling. Fixed a bug in request parser which has problems with large amount...

Either later today or earily tomorrow. :)

Have you compiled PHP with openssl? openssl is required for https connection I believe. Have you tried your PHP script with lsphp running from command line? Please check lsws/logs/error.log and lsws/logs/stderr.log, might be some clue there.

Should be fixed now, Thanks!

If PHP version is the same, they can share the same copy I think.

The problem with 4.4.7 could be mismatched eAccelerator, when you upgrade PHP, you have to disable opcode cache first. We have made the eAccelerator for PHP 4.4.7 available.

Glad you find the problem. :) cPanel has scripts to secure file system, no sure it is related or not.

apache_response_headers() function has been added in our PHP LSAPI 4.0 release.

OK, then I have no clue what happened, pretty strange. what is the code looks like at /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/HttpUtils.pm line 64?

If you install LSWS to /usr/local/apache, the permission and ownership of conf/ and a few other directories will be messed up. not /usr/local/apache itself.

It looks like a permission issue, httpd.conf should be located /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf. Where LSWS has been installed to? /opt/lsws or /usr/local/lsws is the recommended location. If you install it to /usr/local/apache, permission will be messed up, you need to restore the default...