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Unfortunately, it is not possible to do this with current lsws release, we did not design it that way, as I think most web servers should have authentication feature built-in. We will add some thing like that in next release.

That's correct. George Wang

Most 64 bits linux should allow running 32 bits application, maybe you can search it on google what is required for running 32 bits application on your 64bits linux distribution. On Suse Linux x86-64 we tested, all 32 bits compatible libraries are installed by default.

It should have nothing to do with SMP. I think you are using a 64bits linux, and for some reason, libraries for 32bits binaries is not available, thus the 32bits binary of admin_php and lshttpd can not be started. Make sure libraries for running 32bits application have been installed on your...

Ok, I see. Thanks.

yes, there is only one global stderr log file, we may add per virtual host stderr log in the future. If you are using FCGI with the latest PHP release, all stderr output by PHP process will be logged into the error log. Our Litespeed SAPI still log into the global stderr.log

Some thing like: RewriteCond /your/home/dir/%{HTTP_HOST} -d RewriteRule ^(.+) /your/home/dir/%{HTTP_HOST}$1

LSWS does not have a dedicated feature like the one you described, however, it should be pretty easy to implement this kind of feature with simple URL rewrite rules. No plan for a dedicate implementation yet. For your second question, LSWS can be configured to access remote FCGI App on other...

Configuration for cgid socket has been added in 2.1RC2, under "Server"->"Security"->"CGI resource limits".

/dev/poll related bug should be fixed in 2.0.7 and 2.1RC2.

This issue should be solved in 2.1RC2, please try it.

Chained Certificate should be supported by 2.1RC2 now, please try.

Yes, the configuration looks correct. Answer to your second question is yes as well.

both 200.0.0.0/8 and 200.* should work, you need to use comma ',' to seperate multiple entries.

;-), see, not only lsws don't like cookies that big, browser won't eat it either. I think large cookies should be avoided by all means, it is not a good idea to store too many data in cookies. :-)

That error message means a FCGI protocol error, not the limit has been reached. It happens when PHP process crashed before sending the whole response header back to lsws, but you should not get half of the page if that is the case. Debug logging should be helpful. You can just hard code the...

If the header is too large, you will get "WARN" log in your error.log, and send back 500 status code, so I believe the limit has not been reached. To debug this problem, you can try turning on the debug log and dumping the whole response header + body with tools like "lynx -mime_header ..."...

Thank you, Falcon, :-) I might be wrong, but I think that's your current password file generated by htpasswd. What I real interested in is the content of the password file created by adminpass.sh. Sorry for the confusion. Can you help with that? Thanks, George

Thank you for your feedback. Chained Certificate support has been added to 2.1RC2, it will be released soon. George Wang

Just set it to the largest size, it is not possible to turn it off right now.