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Yes, you need to compile your own PHP binary if you used to do that.

OK, we will add it to our todo list. :-)

Not yet, it makes sense, will be added into next minor release.

Thank you for the bug report. That's because the PHP_SELF is set to '/home/' instead of '/home/index.php' in the second test case. We will change it in next minor release to make LSWS behave like an Apache as much as possible.

Please follow our howto :-) http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/HowTo_QA.html#qa_sproxy If you want to use the web server external app together with a rewrite rule, you must name the web server external app with the host name in the target URL in the URL.

LSAPI PHP is faster than FCGI PHP on a 2.4 kernel with poll as well. We believe that the poll implementation in 2.4 kernel is better than that in 2.6 kernel. When poll is used on a 2.6 kernel, LSAPI PHP is slower than FCGI PHP when client concurrent level is high, at least for our standard...

It is fault of ruby's fcgi extension, you can either use the pure ruby fcgi code or patch the ext/fcgi/fcgi.c, search for "FCGX_Finish", then add a line of code: FCGX_Free( data->req, 1 ); There might be other problems, like memory leak, in the fcgi extension. You can contact the author...

yes, you can do that, just define a external app with type of 'web server' and set name to 'myhost'. If the rewrite rule does not change any thing, using a proxy context is a better choice.

You can turn on debug logging by setting "Debug Level" to "high", you will find useful information there to help you identify the problem. And if you want, you can PM us a temp login to your server, we can take a look. George

Based on the feedback we got, the current LiteSpeed PHP via LSAPI is pretty stable and is ready for production use. 8)

Great! Thanks for the update. :-)

I don't know either, but I think they don't have to explicitly create a vhost for each parked domain. :-)

The number looks pretty good, isn't it? :wink: I think most are from one customer who park a lot of domains. :-)

Sure, I will PM you.

Here are simple steps you need to do to configure a vhost. What you need to do is: configure a listener (on Port 80), then create a vhost pointing the document root to the directory where you store you web site, then add a listener to virtual host mapping, restart the server. You are all set...

Thanks, will fix it. :-)

Hi Jason, Thank you for trying our product. RewriteBase is only effective for per-directory rewrites, and ignored by vhost level rewrites. There is one work around, instead of adding those rewrite rules to vhost level, you can create a static context with URI set to "/" and path to the...

Another minor bug has been fixed, please upgrade to 1.5 release.

Thank you for bug report and patches. :-) We had made all inline functions static in the 1.4 release with other bug fixes. Please use the new code base.

Thank you, appreciated. Have fun. 8)