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LiteSpeed Web Server 3.3.20 has been released This release is mainly to fix a bug in VMware detection code. Download LiteSpeed Web Server View Version History

That is related to our new vmware detection code used in 3.3.19. we are working on a fix, will available soon. You can install 3.3.18 in the mean time.

Are you using a control panel? You can enable debug logging and check error.log

Looks like a run away PHP process, either php script problem or php internal bug. try "strace -p <pid_of_lsphp5>", you can set the "max_execution_time" in php.ini to minimize the cpu time consumed by those bad PHP processes before having a fix.

check the ownership and permission along the path of /var/log/httpd/domains

That probably produced by a PHP script.

I think simple multi-lingual content negotiation can be implemented with rewrite rules

We tried it on a WP installation. it does display the 404 page. But the page does get rewritten to index.php first, then index.php calls wp-content/themes/default/404.php So, I am not sure what exactly is the cause of the problem, maybe you can try disabling WP-Super Cache, once we identify...

We could not reproduce it in our lab, both rule work as expected. But any way, you can change the second rewrite rule to RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)/$ /u.php?$1

Please try rebuild Apache/php with ezapache first.

It could be overridden at the rails context level.

That's your fast cgi PHP binary crashed, if you can find the core file, you use GDB to get the backtrace of the call stack, then submit it to php.net.

The rails properties page is only available in Development mode.

reset your admin password with lsws/admin/misc/admpass.sh

Make sure you have build LSAPI PHP binary matches the configuration used for Apache mod_php, check the output of phpinfo page.

Server header can be hidden completely for enterprise user. http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/general/#showVersionNumber

Installation is a paid service. http://store.litespeedtech.com/order/products.php?wwid=6 However, installation should be very simple, most user should be able to handle it by themselves. If you use cPanel, it is even easier...

The error log is /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log when use LSWS with cPanel.

Just add a custom 404 error page for that site.