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Looks like it has been set to "$DOC_ROOT/opt/lsws/404.html" for some reason. How vhosts were configured?

Looks like something wrong with plesk pipe logger used, we will have it addressed soon.

The PHP crash when you run it from command line, so it is not stable for production use. you need to find out which module cause the problem. Disable modules one by one see which fixes it.

It should work. What exactly the error you got?

lsws/admin/conf/admin_config.xml

You can ignore the first warning. You need to fix /opt/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5, it might be a permission problem if the file exist, try to run it from command line, and fix it according based on the error you get.

Please PM a temp root login to your server, we can take a look.

I am sure you will find answers to most of your questions if you read those tutorials. 1. Yes, you can use that. 2. same as vhost name, it should match the domain part of the URL 3. leave empty. 4. /home/rails/apps/appname

It should work. Are you using a control panel? does Apache has the same result?

check the file permission of /opt/lsws/404.html.

your yum system is broken, check your /etc/yum.conf, try disabling the "exclude" list temporarily.

That's because the file "$SERVER_ROOT/404.html" does not exist. You need to create the file first, you need to replace $SERVER_ROOT/ with the real server root, then create 404.html there, usually it is /opt/lsws or /usr/local/lsws.

If you need PHP, you need to build your own PHP binary, either through our web console or build it manually from command line. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi

I think port 7080 is blocked by your firewall.

make sure you have installed ruby-lsapi gem install ruby-lsapi check this tutorial http://www.usefuljaja.com/2007/5/litespeed-ruby-on-rails-vhost-configuration also http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed:wiki:template

http://www.wikihow.com/Change-the-Timezone-in-Linux

http://xcache.lighttpd.net/wiki/InstallFromSource

Should have comparable performance based our experience. So just go with the platform you are more comfortable with.

You need to check the permission of statistics/ and logs/ directory. Make sure 'apache' user can read access_log, does not get permission denied. Try command sudo -u apache more /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/statistics/logs/access_log

You can follow XCache installation procedure to build one manually.