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We decided to avoid cache the request body for file uploads in 4.0 release, it will work with all upload progress bars. Our original plan with SSI implementation is very hard to make it compatible with different upload progress bars.

It is a mysql security problem. you need use a MySQL user which allowed to access that DB.

added as well.

You should build your own with "Build PHP binary" function in our web console or through cPanel easy apache if you use that.

Then I think mysqli has not built into PHP binary or load as a module, you can try build PHP again and check the log file to make sure there is no error regarding this.

It is possible, but not easy, you have follow "Manual configuration" steps http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:ruby_rails In dispatch.lsapi you can set the ruby path at the beginning of the script.

You need to change the admin listener configuration.

Just set "Max Keep-Alive Requests" to 1 under server tuning tab.

check TLS and encryption level "HIGH"

will add that, thanks.

don't know why, if phpinfo() page shows mysqli extension, it should work.

lsws/bin/lshttpd -V http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:license:all_about_licenses

Yes, HTTP request pipelining is supported.

We need IP address of your server.

Just download 3.3.23 package and upgrade again, it should work.

cPanel update will not touch third party plugins, so, it should be fine, unless they change the way how plugin should be integrated into cPanel. Not likely.

LSWS does not limit two connections per client. Maybe it is the HTTP keep-alive, so browser only need two connections.

You have to use two independent listeners for two SSL certificate. So, you need a second IP address. How is your second IP address being configured? as a IP alias? does not show up in the output of "ifconfig"?

You need to configure your own hosts through the web console, check tutorials for beginners http://www.usefuljaja.com/litespeed

have you tried reset the password suggested? Cent OS should work fine.