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What kind of script?

It should work. not sure why. You can try with a rewrite rule like RewriteRule ^rss\.xml$ - [T=application/x-httpd-php]

PHP LSAPI does not use thread. I think Apache's PHP support is using non-zts.

Yes, a logger external app will be added automatically in 4.0 release. Please just test if the pipe logger works properly or not for now.

OK, the fix is to add "Logger" external application with name "/htdocs/user/domain.com/cgi-bin/sitedefender/sd.cgi"

The problem should be between PHP and MySQL, maybe different mysql client libraries was used on two server. check phpinfo() page for differences.

Please PM me a temp root access to one of your server, I can take a look.

LSWS no longer create .lsz file under the same directory, instead it creates compressed temp file under LSWS swap directory, usually it is /tmp/lshttpd/swap/ . So, just let LSWS to handle the gzip compression instead of using the compression option in the Radiant.

What's the error message, by removing the space, LSWS should use "/htdocs/user/domain.com/cgi-bin/sitedefender/sd.cgi" instead of adding "/httpd/". Are you using enterprise edition?

That's good. I think we still need to support older release of Rails and only use that for 2.3 and above. In the code may not work well unless the function has been added back in, seems it is missing in latest rails 2.2 release. That's why we need to update RailsRunner.rb to discount and...

If you configure request filter natively through web console, you need to copy paste those rules. If you use Apache httpd.conf, you can include those files from httpd.conf

There are memory limits in php.ini as well, you need to increase it along with post size limit.

Maybe you need to setup a freebsd jail to run the game server inside. So, you can use a different libc.so for it in the jail.

We tried it in our lab, our WHM plugin works fine, does update the symbolic link to lsphp-5.2.9 . Does it work properly after update the symbolic link manually?

Options -ExecCGI in .htaccess

Why you want to do that? phpMyAdmin is written in PHP, not a CGI script. Just use "Alias" instead of "ScriptAlias".

Thanks! It is very close what I thought. Some code are not necessary, could clear it up a little bit. Only one concern, our RailsRunner.rb takes care of the DB connection problem caused by fork(), so it close DB connection then reopen it after fork(). The default Rack::Handler::LSWS does not...