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Can you check the response header with firebug, I need to know what exact header causes the problem. Have you tried different browser? How about rename the file to "index2.html"? Try that file under a different domain? I think it should be some thing special for that domain.

Maybe you are using a PHP not compatible with your wordpress code. If you use PHP 5.3.2, try 5.2.13 .

That's someone sending garbage data to the server, not valid HTTP request.

LSWS is designed to keep serving requests during graceful restart until the new instance of LSWS is ready to serve requests, then old process will stop accept new connection, turn off keepalive, and quit after all pending requests are finished or request timeout. There might be some delay, but...

if /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd_ls_bak exists try /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd uninstall then try starting apache manually from command line, see if there is any error message. it maybe a problem with httpd.conf, Apache wont start.

single thread, event driven. can start multiple lshttpd process to take advantage of SMP.

We are still working on it. In the mean time, you can try our wswatch.sh script. Update /usr/local/lsws/bin/wswatch.sh with bellow shell script. #!/bin/sh BASE_DIR=`dirname "$0"` cd "$BASE_DIR" BASE_DIR=`pwd` while [ "1" -eq "1" ]; do ERR=1 if [ -f /tmp/lshttpd/lshttpd.pid ]; then kill...

You need to create a web server external app with name "www.google.ca".

I think /statuses/update.xml is on remote server that twitter.php talking to, it requires authentication.

1 minutes plus might be normal for server with high I/O wait serving that amount of vhosts. If you strace lshttpd, you will find that most time is spending in waiting for stat() call to return. When LSWS restarts, the previous instance of lshttpd will continue to serve requests until the new...

In order to exactly match Apache's behavior, those variables are set differently depends on how your rewrite rule was configured, at vhost level? or at context/directory/.htaccess level? I think you set the rewrite rule at vhost level, you can try configuring the rules another way.

How do you turned off CGI in cPanel? If you switch back to Apache, CGI does not work, we will look into the issue, otherwise, it is the configuration.

You should refer to mod_security document.

Many vhosts are hosted by this server? Is I/O wait extremely high? Sometimes busy/slow disk I/O may make litepseed take some time to finish configuring all vhosts, but 8 minutes is extremely long, something is wrong.

Only 2-CPU+ license can use that feature.

Current LiteSpeed does not support Allow from env= You can change those logic to using a rewrite rule, it more efficient.

Are you using cPanel? Have you checked error log for the period of outage?

If only used for that VHOST, just add it at vhost level. In command, use path to lsphp-5.3.2 binary. Socket address should be unique, could be anything you want.

create a external app called lsphpcerb, using lsphp-5.3.2 binary, at vhost level add or change script handler for ".php" using the lsphpcerb application.

Go through the code, looks like that as long as we make _check_ap_restart() function happy, we are good. Looks like this script is only for restart/graceful-restart, maybe there is another piece of code for forced stop, start sequence?