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We have dedicate support departments for billing, license and bug report in our support system. For license issue just submit a ticket, we will have it resolved ASAP. The majority of support tickets we received is about PHP issues, or generic system admin issue, most of them have nothing to do...

Just patch the rack source code as described in that thread to make rack work properly. rack code is not maintained by LiteSpeed staff, we will work with rack team to resolve it for future releases.

If you use dispatch.lsapi setup, you need to set "RAILS_ENV" in "Environment" configuration for the external app.

lshttpd will start the external logger process.

That's what a piped logger exactly does, it is fully supported.

I got 42994 with the EDGE, tried rebuild httpd.conf, apache 2.2 is used, no piped logger in httpd.conf. Go back to RELEASE see what happen.

Then you need to upgrade manually to the latest build of 4.0.12. that has been fixed in the latest.

time to upgrade to latest LSWS 4.0.12 with latest LSAPI.

If you use a hosting control panel, it will work exactly as Apache is used. If you configure everything natively in LiteSpeed, you may not able to use internal awstats support for shared hosting like that. Need custom your own solution.

Other hosting control panels like Plesk uses piped logger, it works well with LiteSpeed, so I think it will work well. We have update our cPanel to Edge, but it does not use piped logger. If you know how to enable it, please let us know.

You can use 1-CPU license.

suffixes php, php4, php5, php3 php6, phtml, fastphp are PHP suEXEC capable.

If you use control panel like cPanel, PHP suEXEC works with all PHP version. If you configure vhost natively, you need to add PHP external app configuration for all PHP version for each vhost.

You should remove /usr/local/lsws or the directory that LSWS installed to, then start from scratch. If you select cPanel, "nobody" user is used instead of "apache". So, you must be selected something other than cPanel when you first install LSWS.

should keep "Apache port offset" at zero. I think you should do a manual update to latest 4.0.12, just run install.sh from command line and select update. It will fix those permission errors.

has you set the "Apache port offset" to non-zero?

http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/general/#autoReloadApacheConf change it to "Use Apache Binary Wrapper".

Just update define ('LSAPI_VERSION', '5.2'); to try the latest 5.2 release.

is "lsadm" a member of "apache" group? check /etc/group If not, add lsadm to "apache" group.

Updated 4.0.12 to address this issue. Please do a "force reinstall" from web console.