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Can you send a sample log file to bug@litespeed... ?

check http://linux.die.net/man/5/core also check lsws/fcgi-bin/ directory for core files.

just try running lsws/bin/lshttpd directly, check log files under lsws/logs/

You can run "ulimit -a" from PHP see if you get none-zero "core file size". If it is non-zero, you should check the permission of the directory that core dump file should be created in.

Chunked encoding should be avoided when possible, it is slow. And I doubt it will make the page rendered faster over regular response with content-length header.

It is possible to assign dedicate PHP group for upload scripts. Your batch job problem is not related to LiteSpeed, maybe somehow to make sure the first batch is finished then start the second.

chunked encoding cannot be control in any way.

How about a LSAPI application? pretty much like a FastCGI application.

The shell script is not compatible with the shell of the linux in your NAS, can you install bash? You can ignore the lswsctrl script, just run lshttpd directly.

How was <Directory ...> directives are added? If you add those via Apache Style configuration in LSWS web console, it wont work properly, you should use LSWS native Context configuration instead.

Just set log level to "DEBUG", debug level to "HIGH" from LSWS web console, restart LSWS, then try one upload. you can track the upload progress in the log, see if it really fully uploaded. If it is, it must be the backend processing script issue, if you process the upload with PHP, make sure...

You need to explicitly turn on "register_long_arrays" by set register_long_arrays On in php.ini

You need to find out that it is a problem with Flash/Java-script or server side. For trouble shooting server side issue, you can try different web server, like Apache, you can enable debug logging of LSWS, etc. For client side issue, we cannot do anything about it.

Just try lsws/bin/lshttpd -r with the serial number from command line. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:license:all_about_licenses#purchase_license_and_install_enterprise_version

It does not save resources, but provide some kind of isolation, one vhost does not affect another one.

Are you using the 64bit freebsd package?

Please install freebsd 6 compatible libraries, it is under ports/misc/compat6x.

Yes, if you want to change PHP version VH-wide, you can do that. If you only change it for certain PHP script, you need to play with the MIME types.

Are you experiencing the same?

Are you using LSWS with Apache httpd.conf or just configure everything natively from LSWS web console? Basically, you assign PHP version with MIME type application/x-httpd-php4 , application/x-httpd-php5 , etc. Those MIME types are added by LSWS with you define a script handler for suffix php4...