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switch back to Apache, see if you get the same result. I think it is as designed, only prevent accessing it via IP.

if "bt" produce hundreds or thousands of entries like you posted, the php code causes stack over flow. you can see an example at http://ilia.ws/archives/5_Top_10_ways_to_crash_PHP.html you need review PHP code or ask help from the people who wrote those PHP code.

It could be bad PHP code causing infinity recursive function calls, one function call itself, which causes stack overflow. You have to review the PHP script.

type "bt" command under GDB. I think it is a bug in PHP, you may need to submit it to php.net

can you reproduce it with curl or wget? need to full response header.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php#licenses

cookie with 184 byte will not cause trouble. It is likely caused by PHP crash, please check stderr.log as well error log, see if it is a memory limit related problem.

you need to build matching PHP.

4.1.1 has been updated to address a 400 bad req issue related to HTTPS/SSL. It is highly recommended to perform a force reinstall to load the latest build of 4.1.1

Yes, it is removed from the home page to improve performance. Just use the status page.

Please do a force reinstall of 4.1.1, should be addressed.

that's directory auto index script. Which version LSWS are you using? the latest release may not have this issue.

You used a wrong package that does not match your OS. 32bit? 64bit? for license operations, please check our wiki.

does it happen randomly? or persistently? can it be reliably reproduced, like when it happened, /2011/06/09/title1 always return content of returns the content of /2011/06/09/title2? or, next time, just change to something else? We need to somehow reproduce it in our lab in order to get it fixed.

nothing to optimize with HTTPS unless you get some hardware accelerator card supported by OpenSSL.

turn off LiteSpeed PHP suEXEC if you use apache mod_php, turn on PHP suEXEC if you use apache suphp. two setup need to be matched.

Can you please send your rule set to bug@litespeedtech.... , we will evaluate and improve.

can we login and take a look at your server. It is not that easy to reproduce in our lab, otherwise, it should have been fixed easily.

you should downgrade to 5.2.17 to match the Apache setup. those are two separate sites, you'd better compare Apache and litespeed on the same server by switching back and forth. For the opera problem, I tried Opera 10.60 on linux, it is working fine. which version are you using? Have you set...

I think you did not build matching PHP.