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blocked by firewall?

Yeah, we are considering this for the 4.0 release. However, it may make slow down the server a little bit as most 32 bit servers do not need serve large files, and 64bit OS is getting popular.

It should be the default after we add this feature. Only earlier installation need to add that.

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port is 8088 and 7080 by default.

It is 11, not 50.

The minimum UID required is 11, 60 should be fine.

It is called large file support for 32 bit linux.

Yes, when the total size of static files being actively served are too large to be cached by the kernel.

change "Max connections" to "50", it must not be higher than "PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN" Your DDoS setting does not protect you from request flood at all, start from Per Client Static Reqs/sec: 20 Per Client Dyn Reqs/sec: 1 or 2

How many vhosts do you have? Have you change the awstats update offset for each vhost to spread it evenly, if all vhosts start to update awstats at the same time, the server may be overloaded and update will fail.

Thanks, we will take a closer look when we get a chance. Move this thread to 4.0 release forum.

I have switched back to apache to test it, that URL will result in a blank page. The problem is not litespeed specific, but a PHP internal problem, for some reason PHP engine crash when serving that specific request no matter LSWS or Apache is used. If you can fix the problem with Apache, it...

If you switch back to Apache, it works right? Please PM me your server root and lsws web console login, I can take a look.

Just login to the web console and click update link. Or just run install.sh select upgrade.

try "yum install bison flex lemon".

You need build PHP5 binary either from web console, cPanel plugin, or manually. The executable should be named lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5, right now it is a symbolic link to lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp4.