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Most likely it is.

define a custom error page for 503 error.

actually, it should be "LiteSpeed SQL", a backup solution to MS SQLServer. ;)

Do you have PHP error log enabled in php.ini? You can try increasing the memory limit in php.ini as well as lsphp5 external app memory soft/hard limit.

if you enabled "PHP suEXEC", disable it.

the 128M limit in php.ini is too small, it should be set to match lsphp5 soft limit.

Just add 128MB to your current limit, Apache may not apply any memory limit.

Usually, only the main page are generated by PHP script, other images/js/css are static files, so, I recommend using "1" as the limit, However, if you have multiple requests served by PHP dynamically within one page, like some images, you may need to increase the "Dynamic Requests/second", it...

Yes, it was even in beta2.

Yes, just assign MIME "application/x-httpd-shtml" to suffix "shtml"

This problem should have been fixed with the latest build of 4.0b3 package, please download it and give it a try.

Fixed a bug that causes this problem. 4.0b3 package has been updated, tried on your server, seems works fine.

Please try cd /home/cpeasyapache/src/php-5.2.6 make clean Then try building matching PHP binary. If it still not working, you have to use "Compile PHP" from web console, make sure to set "Install Path Prefix" to "/usr/local", "configuration parameters" should be the same as that from Apache...

You can try the following: Run easyapache to rebuild apache, no need to change any option. Then try building matching PHP binary from LiteSpeed. Then run LiteSpeed parallel to Apache with a port offset, so you can test it without affect your normal web traffic.

Wrong company, you should google "LiteSpeed MySQL" to find the right one.

With cPanel/WHM, just "Build matching PHP binary" from our WHM plugin.

If you don't mind, you can PM me a temp root login, I can take a look.

Tried on 2.1.0, works well.

yum install ia32-libs

That's great, we will try the fix, does it work with earlier releases of Rails?