Search results

This issue should have been addressed with the updated 3.1 packages.

LiteSpeed Web Server 3.1 has been released. Download LSWS: http://www.litespeedtech.com/product...rver/download/ Changelog for LiteSpeed Web Server 3.1: Improved request rate throttling algorithm. Added automatic log file rotation for virtual hosts configured through Apache httpd.conf...

You can also set PATH environment variable under "Ruby" tab. The default PATH set by LiteSpeed is "/bin:/usr/bin" for application started by LiteSpeed.

The bug is inside ruby, not in our LSAPI code. #6 0x080a4112 in st_lookup (table=0x408ea4bc, key=3959, value=0xbfffc4b4) at st.c:245 #7 0x080527b7 in search_method (klass=1083090108, id=3959, origin=0xbfffc4b4) at eval.c:434 #8 0x08052801 in rb_get_method_body (klassp=0xbfffc4f0...

I need the output of "bt" command under GDB. Thanks.

Yes, indeed they use LiteSpeed to serve those small images. And images load pretty fast today.

Yes, it is available in the standard.

You can try downgrade, but I think it will not help. It still looks like a permission issue to me, you can try something like sudo -u <user_lshttpd_run_as> ls /home/www/rails/my_app/current See what do you get.:)

Have you upgrade to the latest release? Are you using epoll or poll? We need more information to look into this issue, maybe you can strace the lshttpd process when you caught that.

They are not using LiteSpeed as I know. And the site is pretty slow.

Have you checked the permission of the symbolic link itself as well as its parent directories?

That's pretty easy to deal with, check out "Server"->"Security" tab, fine tune those per client connection controls. http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/security/#perClientConnLimit Set "Dynamic Requests Per Second" to "1", "Connection Soft Limit" to "10", "Connection Hard Limit"...

Looks like you are using a old linux distribution, you can try search the gdb rpm for your linux distribution, it probably is easier. Compiling from source is fine, just hope it will not require other packages.

That works. I was confused Redirect with "RewriteRule", the directives should be Redirect permanent /webmail/ http://mail.server.com/webmail/ Redirect permanent /Books/ http://www.server.com/books/

You need to remove the leading "/" of the matching URL when use a rewrite rule in .htaccess. It is the RewriteBase in Apache. Your rewrite rules must be used in Apache httpd.conf before, not in .htaccess. Please try, Redirect permanent ^webmail/ http://mail.server.com/webmail/ Redirect...

need to install gdb package, try "yum install gdb".

LSWS only dump core files to /tmp/lshttpd/. The core file should be created by ruby. Maybe a LSAPI bug? Can you please check the core file using gdb? gdb /usr/local/bin/ruby <corefile> bt Then post the output here.

Thank you for reporting this issue, that might be a temporary problem of our site, you can try remove "release", "download" and "lsws-*" under lsws/autoupdate directory, lsws will try to download the package again when you restart it.

64bit linux package is available now, http://www.litespeedtech.com/packages/3.0/lsws-3.1-ent-x86_64-linux.tar.gz

Fixed in 3.1 release. http://www.litespeedtech.com/packages/3.0/lsws-3.1-std-i386-linux.tar.gz