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Maybe the best way is to let us login to your server with temp root access to investigate.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/general#phpSuExec

latest 4.2.12 build should have addressed that. Please force reinstall.

It requires us to add the web server external app back end automatically, we will add this to our list of feather requests.

Access your second script directly from a browser see if it can execute for 300 seconds. If it can, the timeout is with the first script. Maybe full debug logging will be helpful.

check output of locate the libxml2.so.2 , make it available at desired location by creating symbolic link or just copying it. ldd command should be successful without any missing dependency.

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No, you have to set it high enough, the default is pretty high now, probably an hour or so, before it is 5 minutes. set it high, and override PHP max execution time in PHP code or HTAccess. http://www.php.net//manual/en/function.set-time-limit.php

You add it to the "environment" configuration for the external app. it was not set explicitly by default.

You can clean the cache directory with a cron job. with something like find "/path/to/cache/dir/" -type f -mtime +1 -delete 2>/dev/null or find "/path/to/cache/dir/" -type f -mtime +1 2>/dev/null | xargs rm -f

You can modify the configuration file directly. the webadmin console limit need to be changed.

Please try 4.2.12, it is more aggressive with closing open file descriptors. For user experiencing NFS silly rename trouble, can configure LSWS to cache small files in memory when possible to minimize open files by tuning "Max Cached Small File Size", "Total Small File Cache Size", can start...

please try 4.2.12 /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 4.2.12

Please try the latest 4.2.12 build. /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 4.2.12

That's normal messages, server detects that there is no PHP process listen on those domain socket, and start a new set. As long as the site working fine, nothing to worry about.

OwnCloud write its own webdav support (probably in PHP), it does not depends on web server's WebDAV support. actually, it will break if web server's WebDAV support has been enabled. We need to investigate why OwnCloud does not work that well together with LiteSpeed. LiteSpeed should passes the...

Or, If you use cPanel control panel, WebDav is one of cPanel feature, called "Web Disk". http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/AllDocumentation/CpanelDocs/WebDisk#Main Web Disk Account

LiteSpeed does not support using variables in "Header" directive yet, we add that feature to our to do list. I will be implemented in our 4.2.x or in 5.0 release.

You need to fix the permission problem. The Apache mod_ruid2 require some privileged capabilities to function, which give httpd processes the permission to read that .htaccess, but it has increase the security risk in case the server has been hacked via Apache security hole. LiteSpeed does not...

By default, cPanel log vhost accesses to domlogs, what configuration changes you did to make Apache log everything to the global log file? By removing the domlogs configuration in the vhost configuration? We need to know what you did exactly to the configuration, which works for Apache, but not...