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If traffic volume to your server is not high, you can try turning on lsws debug log by setting "debug level" to high, intensive debug information will be logged into lsws/log/error.log . For php 4.3.10, you probably should try "eEccelerator" from http://eaccelerator.sourceforge.net/Home as...

Happy new year. :-) Sorry to heard your having trouble with lsws. Are you using 2.0RC3 or 2.0RC4? 503 error is likely caused by the malfunction of external application like PHP or other CGI/FCGI application, misconfiguration or mismatches. Is it PHP scripts producing 503 Service...

What you need probably is just a lsws restart from command line, there is a bug in 2.0RC4 which cause the "restart", "reload" stop functioning once you reload the configuration file from the web admin interface, it will be fixed soon in next release. In the mean time, just use "restart" to apply...

Is there any rewrite rules or context definitions in the configuration, how about http://myserver/ , just add an index.php to the document root of your server, see if it works. Have you ever tried: http://myserver/moddle/ ? Best regards, George

Tom, Thank you for the inquiry. You can use Matching Context (like Apache's AliasMatch) or a simple rewrite rule to serve files under user's directory. Please take a look at the example of context URI configuration in our document. We probably will add dedicated userdir support in...

Thanks for the bug report. LiteSpeed does not log file not found error into errorlog,you can get that information from access log or even better, the awstats result. Yes, there is a bug in the admin interface, once you "reload" configuration from the interface, it will stop working, it...

http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/HowTo_QA.html#qa_awstats If more questions, please let me know. :-)

You need to find out where lsws is installed to, then use bin/lswsctrl restart to restart it. Unless code is different, it should behave the same. Maybe Alex is working on the server, PM him. ;-)

There is a new ioncube loader for php 4.3.10 http://www.ioncube.com/php4.3.10_issues.php disboards needs ioncube loader for rating stuff. LiteSpeed has .htaccess, but not all Apache directives are supported right now, and .htaccess is not very efficient. Please use rewrite rules to block...

You are welcome. :-) It should be a PHP problem, either caused by changes in 4.3.10 or some parameters in php.ini need to be tuned. The prebuilt PHP binary is configured with '--enable-magic-quotes' option, not sure it will affect any thing. Havn't heard any complaint from Alex yet. :-) The...

It is not possible with current release yet, maybe when our bandwidth management module is ready.:-) Currently you can get daily/monthly bandwidth usage from access log.

Yes, it is very stable. It has been used in production by some large web sites for a while. It is highly recommended to upgrade to 2.0RC4 from 1.5.x releases. There are some new features need to be included, including a new web admin interface. so it is not released as 2.0 yet.

To add a header is easy, is that all you need? We can consider only that right now. :) To set/unset/append will be a small performance hit though. so it may not be available soon. Thanks! Appreciated! :-D Just introduce LiteSpeed to more people then. ;-) George

It is supported in 2.0RC4 release now. :-)

Dustin, Currently LSWS does not support response header manipulation itself, so you need to set all headers in your script. Unless response headers are different, I don't see the reason why IE like cookies from one web server but not that from another. ;) That bug should be fixed in the...

stingreen, Which version of LSWS are you using? Is the memory usage of lshttpd process keep growing or that of php processes? Can you please post your "top" output sorted by memory usage. Usually, lshttpd only use about 30MB at most, if the memory usage of lshttpd grows beyond that, it is...

Hi George, After intensive investigation on a server with similiar symptom (hanging PHP FastCGI processes), I think it is the fault of MySQL persistent connection in PHP, for more information please refer PHP documentation on www.php.net, section about persistent MySQL database connection...

Pawelek, Are you using Apache 2.0 mod_xslt? or using PHP's xslt functions? LiteSpeed itself does not do xslt transformation yet, so you need to do it in PHP. The xslt functions is not enabled in the prebuilt PHP binary, you need to built your own PHP binary, with --enable-xslt...

Unfortunately, it is not supported in the current release. Supported directives are here: http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/VHGeneral_Help.html#htaccess You need to configure directory index files in the virtual host "general"->"Index Files" table for now, it is a virtual host level...

I see. PHP's FastCGI SAPI does not allow runtime configuration override, so lsws can not support that now. PHP related directives in .htaccess are ignored. It will change when we implement our own SAPI interface. :)