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You can set it as per-directory handler by using "DefaultType" or "ForceType" instead of "AddType" directive. But, use it for "/" will cause trouble I think, unless you do not need to have the server serve any static content.

It should be /usr/local/lsws/conf/serial.no

If LSWS read httpd.conf, just do whatever you usually do with Apache. If you configure it natively, you need to save it as a file and create a SSL listener along with the matching private key file.

It is not possible now unless they configure your vhost natively with LSWS console. We will add support for Apache mod_fastcgi directives in our 4.0.2 release.

Please reset you license with http://license.litespeedtech.com/migrate.html Then register a new one with /usr/local/lsws/bin/lshttpd -r mv /usr/local/lsws/license.key /usr/local/lsws/conf/

standard edition does not work that well with httpd.conf as it only read the first 5 <virtualhost ..> section. you need to try the enterprise edition.

Are you using the latest 4.0.1? Is that a VPS server with limited memory?

Those rules does match an empty string "", the URL is an empty string when rewrite base was chopped off. URL "/" will become "" since rewrite base is "/".

For this kind situation, it is more likely PHP processes gets into a infinite loop for some reason. I would just kill those PHP processes, see if it comes back. Restart LSWS may get those PHP processes killed as well. If it does come back, try "strace" the process using too much CPU, see if...

Sorry, forgot to update one script to point to the right path. Should work now. You can force it download again by removing /path/to/lsws/autoupdate/release /path/to/lsws/autoupdate/download then restart LSWS.

It is a bug, will be fixed in 4.0.2 . Thanks for the bug report.

There have been a few updates to the 4.0.1 release package to address a few minor issues. Please download and upgrade again if you have upgrade to 4.0.1 release manually earlier.

Thank, appreciated. Our wiki can be updated by any forum member as well.

Go to a vhost configuration, click context tab, add a context with type "General", set URI to "/phpMyAdmin/", location to "/home/phpMyAdmin/", save. That's it.

We will add that to 4.1 release.

You can customize vhost template based on the PHP suexec template. If you want to use per-user php.ini, you need to create a php app for each user. Or, you can let user override some php configuration via .htaccess.

It only possible with vhost configured natively through vhost template. Not with Apache httpd.conf. You have to add "-c $VH_ROOT/php/php.ini" to the command of PHP suEXEC external application.

Just "Build Matching PHP" from WHM LSWS plugin will do the trick.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/general/#disableInitLogRotation set log file size limit to 2G.

that's normal. it is the LSWS main server process. Process count matches the number of CPU of your license.