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You need to change the configuration of lsphp4 or lsapiPHP external app to use $SERVER_ROOT/fcgi-bin/lsphp4

Please download and try 3.3.16 package by changing the version number in the download link. supplementary groups was not initialized for CGI scripts in lscgid prior to 3.3.16.

Maybe add a /error403.html page will fix this.

I think it should work, it does not hurt to give it a try. Or, you can get Xcode package from Apache developer connection, the package is huge though.

Looks like you need to install freetype2 devel library, you can try build Apache with cPanel easy apache first, then build lsphp

Forgot to mention that, you must add a MIME type "video/x-flv" for ".flv" suffix, only that MIME type works.

The error message is mainly because some version of Apache support "-k" option, some version does not. We are aware of it and will address it later. Thanks!

You can use rewrite rule to do this by setting "dontlog" environment variable. like RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} ^192\.168\.1\.(5|6)$ RewriteRule .* - [E=dontlog:1] Enterprise Edition Only.

This feature is easy to implement, have added it to 3.3.16 release. Please download 3.3.16 package by changing the version number in the download link. Please let us know if it work properly or not.

I think the best way to debug this without causing downtime to your site, you can switch to Apache temporarily, run LSWS with a port offset, turn on debug logging, reproduce the problem, send us the log file. If you prefer, we can login to your server to take a look as well. Thank you for your...

Not possible to create two listeners with the same socket address, and you do not need to. Just remove the second listener, and move the listener vhost mapping configuration for the second vhost under the first listener.

download GDB from http://sourceware.org/gdb/, then install it. Run command ./configure make install

We will put it on our to-do list for the 4.0 release.

Just notice that another forum user posts his PHP configuration parameter, I give it a try and it works.

looks fine to me.

If you were building 64bit PHP binary, you should add "--with-libdir=lib64" option. With this option, seems the "--with-mysql=/usr" works without expanding mysql package under "/usr/local/mysql".

Yes, you should remove it along with "--with-cgi" option.