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If you use cPanel mongrel setup, it should work out of box. Or, you can try our Rails shared hosting configuration http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:rails_hosting

you can download try the 4.0.11 release package. Just change the version number in the download link to get it.

It is possible, but very complicate setup. Need to use "Apache Port offset" to allow LiteSpeed and Apache run at the same time, then configure vhosts for that accounts natively in LSWS console, that will override the configuration in Apache vhost, then setup proxy to pass requests to Apache.

5.2.11 support has been added in our 4.0.11 release.

All packages for 4.0.11 has been uploaded, any one interested in helping us testing the new release, you can download by changing the version number in the download link to 4.0.11. Will update the the download page after get some positive feedbacks.

Compile PHP 5.2.5 for LSWS see if the problem disappear. Or try 5.2.11. likely a PHP bug.

looks like PHP crashed in the middle of processing the request. Make sure you using the same PHP version for both Apache and LiteSpeed, with similar configuration options. If the plugin uses a lot of memory, you need to increase the memory limit.

You can try increase "Connection soft limit" and "Connection hard limit". For LB, all requests are dynamic, so, you need to set "Request per seconds" high enough.

No. it does not.

If you stream the file content through a perl script, you should consider using "internal redirect" feature, it will be 100X better. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed:wiki:feature:internal_redirect

Cache function is only available for 2-CPU license and above. It is not available for VPS license.

Should be addressed in our 4.0.11 release soon.

For LB, all the requests are dynamic as it needs to forward the request to backend server. You need to set "Connection Soft Limit" "Connection Hard Limit" to block aggressive IP .

4.0.11 will be available soon.

Maybe somehow the other site's mapping includes "asc-dev", LSWS will use the first match. Can you show the mapping of the other site in the status page of web console?

fixed. thanks!

If you need to serve a lot of large files, you should get a 2-CPU license. If the I/O wait is not high, 1-CPU license may work.

Does the mapping show up in the status page?

It cannot be changed. Jut ignore the other fields not wanted.

You have set the "Max Conns" for PHP pretty high, so LSWS think you need to set process limit to 3100. "Max Conns" * n-CPU license * 2 + some overhead. "espr" is "external processor", We use some PHP function in Admin console requires '--enable-sysvsem' '--enable-sysvshm', it is up to your...