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That's normal. nothing wrong.

How about directly edit the configuration file? Does it work? We do need to improve the multi-language support in LSWS console.

Please post your configuration.

can you write a small test PHP script to verify this. apache_request_headers() is a function alias of litespeed_request_headers(). it should work.

Yeah, 5.2.10 is not as stable as 5.2.9, you should downgrade. Also, please download 4.0.6 package and upgrade again, there was a bad build being uploaded for a few hour. It has been fixed in the latest build.

It has been fixed in our new support system.

If you configured audit log, you can check the log file.

LSWS want to have PHP run as fast as possible. however, if the result of PHP processing was discarded, it will causes some waste in resource. There is no good solution on LSWS side, as PHP run out of LSWS process only connected with a socket connection. I am not sure your code fetch the whole...

Please try downloading 4.0.6 build and upgrade manually, a build of 4.0.6 has problem causing random 503 errors, it has been available on our web site for a little while, then fixed. To be safe, update again. Does 503 error happen at the beginning when you switch to LiteSpeed or, it starts to...

Does the script takes long time to process?

PHP suEXEC for application/x-httpd-php6 has been added a while ago.

chmod o+rx /usr/bin/gcc /usr/bin/ld after build PHP chmod o-rx ...

If you use cPanel and the mail header patch has been applied to apache PHP, it will be applied to LiteSpeed PHP as well, as the patched source code was copied over.

go over your thread at webhostingtalk, looks like you have been trying different kernel, since many people using RE5 stable kernel on their server, if it is a kernel bug with the stable kernel, a lot of users would report the same problem. Have you swapped the hardware, memory? CPU? motherboard?

Sorry about the problem you experienced. Looks like lshttpd triggered a kernel bug. Which version of linux and kernel are you using? search the error message "Bad page state in process", I got many discussions about it in the kernel mailing list. Only upgrade/downgrade to a kernel without...

Please test it with our latest 4.0.5 release see if it still break. If it does, we can work together to have it addressed.

I think /usr/local/lib/php.ini is a link to /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini. You can copy /usr/local/lib/php.ini over.

If the file is compressed by PHP, you should disable compression on PHP side and let LSWS handle it.

Those settings has no effect to LSWS. LSWS ignore those when read httpd.conf .

RewriteRule \.gz$ - [E=no-gzip:1]