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Check your lsws/logs/stderr.log, I think the log format is not configured properly, with the default awstats log format, you have to enable "UserAgent" and "Referrer" logging in lsws's access log configuration, otherwise you need to customize awstats' log format configuration. Also, make sure...

Awstats CGI always run in setuid mode, as the owner of the document root. Change the owner of the document root to a normal user, it will work properly. :-)

Make sure you looked at the right configuration file, it is in httpd_config.xml, not the virtual host coniguration file. If that is not the problem, you have to compare the configuration of two virtual host carefully. Please check "setUIDMode", and make sure the corresponding file/directory...

If it is Linux, run following as root: # chkconfig httpd off

Is awstats in dynamic mode? If so, you need to set "Enable Script" to "Yes" for that virtual host at the page that you can add a virtual host.

Nigel, You should set "Auto Start" to "yes" unless it is started by another application and binding to the socket address in the configuration. "Instances" should matches "Max connections". And make sure FCGI.pm is installed on that machine. Best Regards, George Wang

Have you tried a restart? You can run "lsws/admin/misc/adminpass.sh" to reset your admin password if you can not login, otherwise, remove the whole directory and reinstall again.

Missing files are not logged into error log under INFO level either, we thought it could fill up your disk quickly under high load. Sorry about the inaccurate information in last post. So, you have to look into the access log. :-) Directory level error page configuration is not available yet...

Thank you for your suggestion. It will be addessed in next release. :-)

The proxy will be throttled. Thanks. George Wang

logLevel should be set to "info". Also, if you use awstats, all urls result in 404 are listed there, should be easier to locate them. :-) George

Hi Flavio, Just want to let you know that IPv6 support has been added in 2.0RC7. :-) Geroge

"0755" should be enough. Please make sure permissions for all directories along the path should be set properly, not just the document root. The user that lshttpd is running as should has read permission on files served by LSWS. Another choice is to reinstall LSWS, set user to that of Apache.

Like Apache, LSWS performs internal redirect if the target URL is a relative URL without leading "http://". During the internal redirection, no duplicate URL with same parameters is allowed. To avoid the internal redirect, you can change your redirect url to a absolute URL. Please turn on...

Thank you for your feedback. You pretty much figured it out. We will add the index.jsp part into our documentation, http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/HowTo_QA.html#qa_jsp Thank you for the suggestion. :) Script handler configuration is available at virtual host level, under the "general" tab.

Yes, absolutely. Just create two virtual hosts pointing to their respective document root directories, then add listener virtual host mapping with their respective domain names. :-)

Port 7080 is used by another application, you need to change admin port to something else. To find out which one is using 7080, try command "lsof | grep 7080" as root. If there are more errors in the error after this is fixed, please post those errors.

Yes, it is possible, above post only indicate that you need to give different names for secure and non-secure virtual hosts, if they have different document root, listener to virtual host binding can be the same. Please post the error messages in your lsws/logs/error.log. Best Regards...

In addition to your symbolic link work around, you can just set the virtual host root configuration under template member configuration to the target directory. :-) We will consider your suggestion. Thanks!

There is a "Mapped Listeners" configuration in "Template Location" configuration.