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But >80% files are porn and most ads on your site is for porn. We are serious about this, and it is in our license.

Sorry, you should looking for other web servers, our web server should be not used for porn sites. Thank you.

If you want lshttpd run on multiple CPU you need to try the Enterprise Edition. Pro lshttpd itself run on one CPU, however, PHP processes and backend DB will use the other CPUs, so it is not concern unless you only serve static content with LSWS.

Thank you for the update. The new bug should be fixed in the final 2.1.5 package. For that kind of context, it is better to use two plain context instead of one matching context, should be more efficient. :-)

I am still not able to reproduce it, maybe it is a problem of the FCGI PHP binary, please make sure to follow our HowTo to build the FCGI PHP. If you want, you can give 2.1.5 a try, http://www.litespeedtech.com/packages/2.1/lsws-2.1.5-std-i386-linux.tar.gz

please give 2.1.5 a try, should be fixed. http://www.litespeedtech.com/packages/2.1/lsws-2.1.5-xxx-i386-linux.tar.gz

please try 2.1.5 http://www.litespeedtech.com/packages/2.1/lsws-2.1.5-std-i386-linux.tar.gz

I cannot repoduce this bug in our lab, please try 2.1.5 with PHP 4.4.1 see if the problem is still there. http://www.litespeedtech.com/packages/2.1/lsws-2.1.5-std-i386-linux.tar.gz Thanks!

Matt, For web server kind of application, 32bits binary on 64bits OS usually gives better performance than 64Bits binary. :-) Thomas, Be careful with APC, 3.0.8 crashes PHP process after running for a while, forunately, LSWS can restart PHP automatically when it happens. :-) eAccelerator...

Thank you for the update. The issue is that, @header("OK", TRUE, 200); is used when call "status_header( 200 )", and this will add a header only contains "OK\n" in the response header, then LSWS just append this line to the response header list when receive this line. We add some...

Thank you for the bug report. We will fix this bug in next release. You have to build the opcode cache binary by yourself, as we don't build AMD64 binaries, and it is hard to tell whether 32Bits or 64Bits binary is required in the shell script, as either verion of PHP binary can be used on...

Hi Matt, Thank you for the bug report. Did some investigation with lynx, when I do "lynx --mime_header http://matt.wordpress.com/feed/", the header looks like: HTTP/1.0 200 OK X-totalblogs: 14127 X-rootblog: http://wordpress.com/ X-created-on: 2005-07-20 19:50:09 x-db...

That's a serious issue, can it be reliably reproduced? What is the PHP version? Your OS? It will be very helpful if you can provide us a sample script to reproduce the bug. Thanks! George

Yes, we will make the matching context higher priority if its sequence number is smaller than any normal context in next release.

Yes, did that. :-)

Thank you, Matt! Very impressive project. :-)

A symbolic link to libc.so.5 should be fine. We have user did that. :-)

Really? Our current release should ignore <IfModule ...> and </IfModule> directives. :-) Can you please double check? Thanks!

You are welcome and thank you for your business! :-)

Are you using chroot for that vhost?