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You have to set configuration options manually when you use the Actions->Compile PHP, you can make it matches the configuration options used by "Build matching PHP". If there is an option in Easy Apache for Mail headers option, you should update it with EasyApache, then "Build matching PHP".

Initial build of 4.0.7 may have 503 error problem. latest one should be fixed, can you try again?

I do not know how you came up with that conclusion, let's put it simple. Total cost of 1-CPU for two years: Owned license: $499+$99 = $598 Yearly license: $349 + $349 = $698 Monthly license: $32 * 24 = $768 Conclusion: Owned license save your money if you use it for more than two years.

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http://www.hardened-php.net/suhosin/configuration.html

LiteSpeed Web Server 4.0.7 has been released Download LiteSpeed Web Server View Version History AutoUpdate will be activated later this week, if we do not receive serious bug report about this release. :)

nginx uses chunked encoding, so the total length could be mis-calculated for some reason. It is not difficult to get the real response body length with command line tools. You can also try GZIP compress the png file from command line see what you can get.

Never debugged a kernel bug, so I am not sure either. but I think it is should be a kernel configuration to let kernel dump a backtrace like the one I posted. The RHEL5 kernel should be stable, otherwise, we will be flooded with bug reports like yours. Is there any kernel parameter, tuning...

gzip compression has no effect from both result, as expected. Checked with YSlow.

Have you checked the response header with firebug for "Content-encode: gzip"? Is a png file compressed, just like a gif file? If it is compressed already, compress again wont make it any smaller.

I have no clue either. Maybe you can do some experiment with mediawiki code, like checking the return value with "var_dump".

I think it is a kernel bug, find this http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/ChangeLog-2.6.28.3 If you can, you should provide the kernel backtrace to help identify the problem.

For static file, the compressed results are cached, http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/tuning/#gzipCacheDir clear the cache directory, or touch the png file to trigger cache invalidation.

Syntax error in you code, following works for me.

You can try increase the compression level, litespeed uses "1" as the default, you can try "9".

.htaccess can only override certain configuration, not all of them, http://www.php.net/manual/en/ini.list.php directive with changeable "PHP_INI_SYSTEM" cannot be changed in .htaccess.

suphp uses php.ini under user's directory, while LiteSpeed is like mod_php, uses global php.ini + .htaccess . LiteSpeed can be configured to use php.ini under user's directory, however, I think php.ini + .htaccess is more secure as the server admin can control which PHP feature is allowed, which...

I think there was a PHP error, please try to let PHP output the error to the log file or the web browser. It is not a rewrite rule problem since you access the rewritten URL directly got the same result. Those rewrite rules in .htaccess does not rewrite URL "/gallery", if gallery directory does...

If you use cPanel, you just enable mod_security for cPanel, if you manage Apache httpd.conf yourself, you can check modsecurity documentation for configuration directives.

I think it will fix it. those modules were built for thread safe version of PHP. lsphp uses non-thread-safe version.