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It is a PHP feature, you can compile PHP with option "--with-curl".

If dynamically generated page is cache friendly, you can try SSI + (fastCGI + tntnet).

Yeah, keep us updated with your project.

Maybe you can try our SSI implementation in 4.0 beta, see how it holds up, it should be very close to the performance of a internal API. Along with the cache module, it could deliver the highest performance for well designed web application. We are trying to push the 4.0b3 out today.

Yes, you can use trial license on a VPS.

Thanks for the tip on tntnet.org, do you have any experience with it? easy to work with fastCGI? A toolkit written in C is preferred, it could be a headache when user try to load the module into web server due to stdc++ library conflicts, out of process should not be a problem. If put a...

I do not have an answer to your question. we only try to make both run as fast as they could with LiteSpeed, have not compare performance of those two. :) Maybe you can google for it. JSP is more popular in the enterprise world, while PHP is more popular in pure web application.

We may implement something like ISAPI or NSAPI as the internal API. Only need one, will investigate which one is better. Right now, we have LSAPI similar to FastCGI as external application API. We can even implement something like LSAPI-ISAPI bridge to load ISAPI app into a external process, so...

Please give us an example if you do not mind, PM me or send us an email.

We will tweak the status page in 4.x release. It is low priority though.

Which exact setting are you talking about? What exactly the problem is? mod_userdir does not work or it should not work.

check the "Server API" output from phpinfo().

Just remove it. or, check the permission.

It is more like a problem with the script, maybe the script falls into a infinite loop. You can try the same script on an Apache server, see what will happen.

The configuration in httpd.conf will be used for Apache vhosts. Yes, you can use image/*, if the MIME type does not exist, you have set it explicitly. You need to find out what MIME is used for ".js" and set expiring configuration accordingly.

Please read http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/concepts/ first

"^$" is a pattern for empty string, it should work exactly the same as non-empty string when you compose the rewrite rule.

You need to ask the question to control panel software vendor.

1. test if the file exists or not with rewrite condition 2. remove 'R' flag.

I think it should be RewriteRule index.html /%{HTTP_HOST}/index.html [L,R] context level rewrite rule will remove rewrite base from URL.