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thanks for the bug report, fixed.

I think I probably know what is wrong, you configured the rewrite rule at vhost level, but those are designed to be in .htaccess or at directory/context level. If you do not want to use .htaccess, you can create "/" context point to the document root of your web site, then add rewrite rule there.

Maybe your /tmp partition is full? Go to lsws/autoupdate/lsws-3.3.20 run ./install.sh again to update lsws again. also, you can reset admin password with lsws/admin/misc/admpass.sh

Have you upgrade to 3.3.20? The error reference to 3.3.19, however. How did you upgrade LSWS?

I think it is normal, do you have any WP plugin other than super cache installed?

There will be separate benchmarks.

We will migrate the PHP engine to PHP5 for the web admin interface sometime in the future. 3.3.20 should make those security scanner quiet as it on longer expose the PHP version.

Yes, that's correct.

We will have some benchmark results after v4 is officially released.

yes, put .htaccess file under public directory. Some time is slow because the ruby process has terminated, so the rails framework will be reinitialized from scratch. It is slow. You can tune it with environment variables http://www.litespeedtech.com/ruby-lsapi-module.html

If that server is not too busy, you can try turning on LSWS debug logging. make sure that "Ruby path" pointing to correct ruby installation.

Nginx proxy module is "an HTTP/1.0 proxy without the ability for keep-alive requests", it is a reverse proxy, not a squid like forward proxy. The same function is present in LiteSpeed long time ago, and HTTP/1.1 keep-alive is always used for maximum performance, even when the client request is...

.ls_rails_config should to in the users home directory. You can put the application anywhere under user's home directory. so, if you want to put it under public_html, just use configuration like RailsApp myApp1 "/public_html/myapp1" "development" 4 1 RailsAppMap myApp1 "mydomain.com" "/" Even...

You will be notified about the new release via email if you set the administrators' email during installation. Then, you just login to LSWS web console and click "upgrade" link.

Are you using a host control panel? You should follow our tutorial in our wiki to let LSWS load Apache httpd.conf. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php#apache_web_hosting_control_panel_migration

Yes, it is controlled by "binding" configuration. There is no 4 core trial key, you can order a monthly lease to try it. we have 30-day money back guarantee. more discussions about license and CPU at http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=1660

service httpd stop service lsws start

Please run the installer again. 3.3.20 has been released.

LSAPI is the communication protocol between LiteSpeed and external application servers, it only available to LiteSpeed web server. Our PHP suEXEC solution uses our LSAPI with PHP, it has much better performance than other suphp alike solutions.

this might be of interest to you. http://www.litespeedtech.com/how-tos.html#qa_dos