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Also, please make sure the latest ruby-lsapi has been used. If you have installed it manually, then switch to gem installation, you need to remove the file installed manually.

We implement something similar to the rewrite rules you suggested in 3.0 release.

Maybe the ruby processes gets into a state that cannot be killed by normal SIGTERM signal. Can you "truss" or "ktrace" those ruby processes to check the state of those hanging processes. It would be best if we can logon to your server to check though ruby processes when it happenes.

See if there is a "shop" directory accessible through FTP, and upload .htaccess file there. You can also try to change the .htaccess file under public_html/, it will affect all php scripts in your site though.

Which directory was protected exactly? <web2-domain>/webalizer/ and all other subdirs under <web2-domain>/, except <web2-domain>/ itself?

LiteSpeed has its own status/ realtime report page in the admin page, not sure how to make it available. It just a php script parses /tmp/lshttpd/.rtreprot file. 7. We can hard code those rules into vhosts configured via httpd.conf, when bandwidth logging is set for that vhost. if there is no...

We had this problem on some OS as well, seems the Makefile generated by PHP on some system want to install "mod_php.so" or something. We are not exactly sure why and have not got time to investigate. If you need to install php libraries and other files, you can build a simple CLI version then...

Jetro, I tried a fresh installation of 3.0beta on FreeBSD6.1 under vmware, works fine. The binary is built on FreeBSD 6.1, are you using FreeBSD 6.0?

Fix will be in 2.2.6. If you want to try rewrite, you can add rewrite rules in public/.htaccess to the Rails Context.

Spaces in VH name issue will be addressed in 3.0 release. Thanks for the links. Should be helpful.

If you want to awstats on a specific log file, you need to run it manually, or copy your full log file to the current log file. LiteSpeed automate the whole process, so the awstats will get overwritten during the update.

OK, this is fixed. that because of the 404 handler used for Rails requests. If you use rewrite rule to dispatch rails requests, it will not happen. Thanks for the bug report.

Download the ca_new_2018.txt from their web site, use it as "CA Certificate File" Set "Chained Certificate" to "No", leave "CA Certificate Path" unset, restart the server, it should work.

Check this page out http://www.instantssl.com/ssl-certificate-support/cert_installation/ssl-certificate-index.html

I am pretty sure it is your configuration problem, when you check the certificate details, there is only one certificate in "Certification Path". make sure you get the CA certifcation and set http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/listeners/#CACertFile You should be able to copy...

That's normal, because LiteSpeed start Rails application on demand, and stop it if it not in use. Rails framework has very high startup cost, that's why you get a few seconds delay for the first request. You can have the app started when LiteSpeed starts, and increase the max idle time.

That probably because the CA certificate has not been loaded. That's the certificate you get from commando which should be used for SSL certificate they issued. Check your apache configuration and have the CA certificate installed on LiteSpeed the same way.

You need to find out what exactly causes he bad select(), I think it is in ruby or your rails app, not in LSAPI code. You can try "lsof" or start "strace" at beginning of a request. Ruby always resume a function call if it is interrupted (EINTR) by a signal, so sometime it becomes very...

It is a php problem, you need to build your own lsphp binary if you are using our prebuilt lsphp binary. Checkout our Wiki.

Is the server doing OK now?