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AIO is only available in 4.1b1 release. Sendfile() is always recommended as it works together with AIO.

OK, typos fixed. It means a request takes more time than expected to process, might be connection problem with the PHP processes, the server will retry, if it does not happen repeatedly and no 503 errors, no need to worry about it.

What have you done between update and update v0.2 to make it comes back?

It does not make much sense with the information you provided, if that's the whole .htaccess file, how could you fix the redirect rule causing problem if those rules does not even in the .htaccess? :confused: I need the exact and complete .htaccess file that causing loop redirections.

I need the whole .htaccess file and what you have to change to fix it. the URL that caused loop redirection.

If you have not build your own PHP binary, you should so by following the wiki.

Have your build Matching PHP binary? Please check the error log for related errors.

Just change the version number in the download link to get it. If the rewrite rule still bother you, please check the audit log and send us the corresponding security rules, or the whole security rule file.

Does it always return 503 no matter how many times you access it? or only have 503 for the first request? Maybe the best way to trouble shoot this is to login to your server and take a look. Otherwise, you need to find a way to strace the ruby process that handling the request result in 503.

Please download updated 4.0.4 release package. Add code to detect loop redirections.

Have you tried the latest release? 4.0.3 or 4.0.4 .

Does the 503 happen to the first request? randomly? or constantly? Only with rails 2.3.2? GEM_RAILS_VERSION need to be defined in the environment.rb in order to use RailsRunner.rb to run rails 2.3.2 application.

It turns out that hsphere are using mod_marco for certain configuration now, like php, user/group configuration, mod_marco is not supported by LSWS yet. so it causes the trouble. It had been added to our to-do list a while ago, but not the highest priority, maybe it will be in 4.2 release.

Please download and try 4.0.4 with a fresh re-installation. Just change the version number in the download link to get it. You can select "Hsphere" from installer. then you need to build your own PHP5 binary. If it does not work, we can take a look if you PM me a temp root access.

I think it is the way how it works. you can try switch back to Apache see if you get the same result.

I think it is normal, the memory usage depends on the how complex the httpd.conf is.