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You can try the latest 4.1 build.

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

There should not be any problem with pushing 200Mbps. Load balancer only need faster CPU (multi-core does not matter now), enough memory and faster NICs. disk performance is not required. I think your server should be able to push 500Mbps easily.

Are you using a PHP script to download file from megaupload.com, through a cache proxy? It must be something different between Apache PHP and litespeed PHP, you should compare the phpinfo() output, make sure all required modules are identical. It does not have direct relation with LiteSpeed...

If you use HTTPS for web console, it does not work properly now. We will address that later.

I think you were using standard edition with 5 vhosts limits.

firewall may block your server from accessing http://update.litespeedtech.com/ws/latest.php

Please try a force reinstall of 4.1 see if it helps or not. If it continues, we would like to take a look at your server. Please PM me.

when it happens, check server memory usage, CPU usage and I/O wait. If you have spare memory left, put php sessions to /dev/shm. It could be a MySQL issue, check mysql status with mysqladmin processlist

If you use PHP suEXEC, you can consider using eAccelerator with storage path under /dev/shm.

It basically has about the same performance as HTTP request Pipelining. :)

time to upgrade to 4.1 release package. :)

This issue has been fixed.

Possible for us to take a look at it. Maybe litespeed crashed while loading configuration. You can PM me.

Just add <IfModule LiteSpeed> ... </IfModule> around the directive breaks cPanel.

in native configuration or through Apache httpd.conf? For native configuration, configure a SSL listener with a default certificate, then add certificate for each vhost binds to that SSL listener. there should be SSL tab for vhost configuration. For Apache vhost, just let multiple secure sites...

Do you have anything abnormal in error.log? Do you get 503 errors? Any lsphp process running? Please enable debug logging with "killall -USR2 litespeed", make sure "Log Level" is "DEBUG", "Debug Level" is "NONE" in advance. Also, you can run "strace -tt -T -p...

Maybe the server start during the process, you can increase http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/general/#gracefulRestartTimeout If it does not help, please enabled debug logging, then track log entries in error_log related with your IP.

We will try to implement some kind of QoS logic, something like which is in favor of requests with smaller response body.

When you install LSWS, you have to have "PHP" enabled, otherwise, you will get that error, after installation, build PHP5 will get you going. You should run install.sh again and select reinstall.