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Have you installed ruby-lsapi? http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:rails:troubleshoot

You can try removing /home/cpeasyapache/ls.src/ directory and try again.

Does Apache show a 404 page with this rewrite rules? This rewrite rule will rewrite any missing file to index.php.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/performance-benchmarks.html

If LSWS read Apache httpd.conf, there is no vhosts configured through LSWS web console, cannot use the awstats add-on.

Have you tried to run lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp... -i from command line, I think it wont run at all.

Have no plan yet, but it is a interesting feature. Is there any standard way to do this? Any web server support this?

Please try http://www.usefuljaja.com/litespeed It is more beginner oriented.

We consider it is a minor security feature. It may help a little bit sometimes, but it is awkward sometimes. If the unix file system security has been set properly, it does not make suphp more secure than without it.

You should install libmysqlclient-devel RPM. Are you using cPanel? If yes, please try "build matching PHP" from the LSWS WHM plugin.

suEXEC is to make script run as the user who own the script, the rest is the responsibility of Linux/Unix security model. With proper permission set, one user will not able to access files owned by another user, executeing PHP scripts owned by other users are not possible.

No plan yet.

try disabling xcache for now.

Check permissions of directories along the path.

It should be a permission problem. check error.log and stderr.log. check the permission of the phpMyAdmin directory

You need to install the devel packages, libxml2-devel

We will add that to our 4.0 todo list.

I think the best way to do it is build Apache with ezapache with similar configuration. Then build matching PHP with LSWS plugin. cPanel will install all libraries required for you. Then if you do not want to build xcache manually, you can build PHP from web console using the exact same...

It will not work with LiteSpeed as LiteSpeed does not add arbitrary log file now, you may need to implement it on RoR side somehow.

do you have "extension=apc.so" in php.ini? Run /opt/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 -i from command line see if there is any error at the beginning.