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You can have PHP script to print "UID/GID" that PHP process run as. For PHP suEXEC to work properly, you have to setup vhost level lsphp external app and script handler.

add rewrite rule RewriteRule /(perl.*)$ http://127.0.0.1:82/$1 [P] at vhost configuration level. If you use LiteSpeed with cPanel by reading httpd.conf, I would suggest use "Apache Handled Content" I suggested earlier, especially for shared hosting. For single large web site, you can use...

You need to set "ExtApp Set UID Mode" to "Doc Root UID" http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/vhostlist/#setUidMode and define the external app at vhost level.

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Check the PHP configuration with your old Apache setup using phpinfo() output. Then compile lsphp with similar configuration options.

Please increase "Connection Timeout" http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/tuning/#connTimeout

Looks like the new code does not compatible with certain earlier release of Rails. Maybe add some code to detect the rails version and use corresponding code to close connections? Any rails developer want to help on this?

Large file support was not enabled for standard edition, if you use standard, please download the package again. it should be enabled now, lscgid problem should be fixed as well.

Cache function is only available for Enterprise 2-CPU and above.

Then you need to configure the "cache" tab at server level, if it is not enabled at server level, you need to enable cache at vhost level. "Cache-Control" response header may prevent LSWS from cache the response. you can try adjust the cache configuration. You can start with a simple phpinfo()...

To enable cache for vhost configured through Apache httpd.conf, directive CacheEnable ... should be set for the vhost or from .htaccess

Maybe I need a temp root access to check your server.

It is enabled by default.

That's for cgid problem, not for 404 error caused by large file.

You just setup LSWS to run as the user that Apache run as, it should work just like apache. Or, you can try chown public_html to user:nobody .

the lscgid should be updated, please check the size of lsws/bin/lscgid. Try a restart, see if it works.

Really? it should work. please enable debug logging and send us the log.

I am not sure what is wrong. Maybe a permission problem? RailsRunner.rb will not be started by root. Also check if Rails require a special environment variable.

check /usr/local/apache/logs/stderr.log for related errors.

PM me a temp root login and LSWS web console login, I can take a look.