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PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN is ignored when PHP suEXEC is used. http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/general/#phpSuExec

your PHP processes is constantly allocate more than 200MB memory, you need to find out what causes it doing that. Maybe other opcode cache or loader, should reduce the memory usage.

16mb should be fine. you need to find out which process responsible for the swap usage. monitor the usage of /dev/shm with command "df", I think it should be cleaned more frequently.

It should not be a problem any more with the latest 4.0.3 build.

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Your server start to use swap, that's why you get high load. your PHP opcode cache size is a bit high to me, since eaccelerator uses /dev/shm, there is no need to set opcode cache too high. Also, make sure the /dev/shm got cleaned regularly.

There is no way to prevent a user running a perl script to create a symbolic link pointing to another user's file, unless you want to disable perl completely. However, does not like Apache, 4.0.3 enforces "SymLinksIfOwnerMatch", nobody can override it via .htaccess with "Options +FollowSymLinks"...

Thanks. fixed.

It is 500 for VPS license.

Yes, the lshttpd in VPS edition uses 1 CPU. should be fine for a VPS, give it a try.

Make sure it does exist. You can try that command from command line.

If /tmp/lshttpd/swap use too much disk space, consider moving "Static GZIP Cache Directory" http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/tuning/#gzipCacheDir

Just do killall -9 lshttpd then try restart LSWS see if it fix itself.

I think it is safe to remove PHP session files, and /tmp/lshttpd/swap

/tmp is full I think. clean it up.

Yes, you should download the enterprise version, however, the bug may not be fixed, please follow up with our staff to investigate your issue.

Is there any Ruby processes get started? Anything in Rails logs file? LSWS error.log and stderr.log? 4.x comes with a new RailsRunner.rb to support Rack, if you revert back to 3.3.24, you should copy over the old RailsRunner.rb, but 3.3.24 wont work with Rails 2.3.2 , only earlier Rails releases.

I am talking about the script handler configuration in LSWS console, not whether .php4 scripts are processed by PHP4 or PHP5. It is controlled by the "AddType" directives you mentioned. You have to have a script handler defined for "php4", so LSWS will know that MIME type...

LiteSpeed can start individual Rails application configured this way. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:rails_hosting Or, just kill those ruby process belong to one user if Rails start in suEXEC mode.

You have to have a "Script Handler" for "php4" defined at server level from LSWS web console.