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SSI is available in standard edition. Cache is Enterprise 2-CPU and above. Our SSI implementation should be up to the spec of Apache mod_ssi.

This problem has been fixed today, you can either reinstall WHM plugin, or install LSWS 3.3.24 manually. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:apache:ezcpanel

Yes, parsed SSI code are cached in memory.

remove /usr/local/php4 directory.

ok, added.

which version of apache are you using? suphp? mod_php? There must be something different in the way how PHP was compiled. We use Apache 2.2 with mod_php.

Just upgrade our cPanel test server to 5.2.8 with similar configuration, then build matching PHP binary, seems lsphp5 works with the PDO modules built by ezapache. at least when we try "lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 -i", there is no error message and PDO modules loaded successfully. Does it show errors...

Please contact sales@litespeed.... with your serial number to have it cleared.

Perform a license migration before moving the VPS should fix this. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:license:all_about_licenses You should be able to migrate the license with your old key on the new server as well.

Can you please post the whole PHP configuration parameters. we will try to reproduce the problem and automate the installation in our lab.

You need to somehow let Jetty use IP in X-Forward-For header as the remote IP. This information is available.

lsws/conf/mime.properties

sync the clock of your server with "ntpdate".

That's why we recommend keeping PHP for Apache and LiteSpeed in sync. When you upgrade PHP, upgrade Apache first, then LiteSpeed. If you want to the easiest soltuion, just "Build Matching PHP" from our WHM plugin. Or, you need to setup LiteSpeed PHP completely independent to Apache PHP, build...

cgid is for CGI and suEXEC, you should keep it running. the parent lshttpd process is the watchdog process, which will start new child process if any child process crash for any reason. It will not quit by itself.

You need to give the full path to the GeoIP DB file, and make sure there is no permission problem.

Yes, need a license for enterprise edition.

This problem has been fixed in the updated 4.0b3 package. It is available now.

It should be a problem with DirectAdmin. switch back to apache see if you can remove it.

I think you need to configure PHP with option --with-openssl.