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The root cause probably is not in PHP or LiteSpeed, maybe because the backend DB cannot keep up and it causes load spikes on front end server. PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN may not help much. Better to find out why PHP has been slowed down. :)

We added a new option in virtual host logging configuration, not sure it will cause any problem. Anyway, just edit the logging configuration with the new web admin interface, then save configuration, restart the server, I think the problem should be fixed. :-)

try "extension=../lib/iconv.so"

"TLSv1" should be checked for the SSL configuration, and at least "high" and "medium" should be checked for encryption level.

Not exactly sure what happened, please check the logging configuration for your virtual host. Access logging should work fine.

We will start working on it soon, should be ready in two months if everything goes well.

The awstats part have to be fixed to make it set proper permission when suEXEC is used. Setting open_basedir in a template needs code changes on our side, however, if php is started in suEXEC mode, it may not be necessary, but it is always a good thing to have. Those will be in 2.2 release.

That's for security reason, maybe not necessory. Will take it out.

Have you ever tried it? Does it work as you want?

It is not available for current LSWS, we may added it later. However, you can let each user has its own group, and add "www-data" user to all those groups. Or you can use ACLs if it is available.

You can set the memory limit for individual external application that needs more memory.

I see. For PHP will be executed under user "nobody" as PHP is handled by the global phpLsapi running as "nobody". For other plain CGI, should be executed as the UID specified. The PHP suExec will be addressed soon in new LSWS release, please stay tuned. :)

Can you please try below see if it is the cause of the problem? In ruy-lsapi/ext/lsapi/lsruby.c, in function lsapi_read() comment out FD_ZERO( &readfds ); ... If (rb_thread_select(...) < 1 ) { return Qnil; } The rb_thread_select() may block the execution when the post body is small. should...

Just add it to "MIME Type" or change the global MIME definition file. The "+" in MIME type problem will be fixed soon, it is the admin interface, you can add that in httpd_config.xml manually in the mean time.

You can fix it by changing "CGI Set UID Mode" to "document root" for the imported vhost. Or do not import httpd.conf during installation, let LSWS read httpd.conf directly with "Using Apache Configuration File" feature under "server"->"general" tab.

Thanks. Will investigate.

And, don't forget to add a dns record pointing app.mydomain.com to your server.

Hi Bob, You can search for "OpenLDAP MySQL", probably not as easy as using LiteSpeed. :-) Instead of using LDAP, you can write a customized Fast CGI authorizer using your favorite DB as backend for authentication. Due the license restriction, we cannot implement some thing like mod_dbd inside...

Yes, squid like cache proxy is planed, our 32bit binary works well on 64bit OS, the 32bit compatible library is required, it available on almost all Linux distributions.

No, there isn't. :-)