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You can try latest 3.3.18 release by change the version number in the download link. PHP scripting is enabled under that directory while it is disable for the rest of the site.

You probably has turned on this http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/security/#checkSymbolLink try turning it off.

So, PHP suEXEC works now? Is there an option in Plesk to enable CGI suEXEC, or suphp? If it is available, if may allow Plesk to generate configurations required when you turn it on.

is the double quote being escaped in the configuration file? like \" or just " . It should not be escaped.

Can you please check the virtual host configuration file, looking for configuration directives like User xxxx Group xxxxx or SuexecUserGroup xxx xxxx or suPHP_UserGroup xxx xxxx Right now LiteSpeed does not honor "suPHP_UserGroup" yet, so if it is used in the configuration file, it...

If you are talk about the vhost configurations in LiteSpeed web console, it is normal as all vhosts are configured though Apache httpd.conf. click "Action" menu, you will see vhosts listed there.

It depends on how much traffic goes to the site with static files. If you are happy with the result of 2-CPU license, get the 2-CPU, if budget is not a concern for you and need to serve a lot of static content, go with the 4-CPU license.

Thanks! We will add a wiki entry for this.

No, it is a completely PHP issue. You can try turning on Apache temporarily see if you can make it work. Check stderr.log and error.log for related errors emitted by PHP.

No need. just check the pid column of the output, the find out which process with "ps" command.

Try "lsof" from command line see which process have too much file descriptor open.

I am not sure. Also, if you are using APC cache, make sure to upgrade to the latest release. one version has file descriptor leak bug.

Glad it work out beautifully. :) What is the most important factor on this, I/O scheduler? or other kernel tuning tips?

html under docs/ directory.

For first error, you can try increase "Memory I/O Buffer" under "Server"->"General" tab. If /tmp partition is full, you may need to move "swapping directory" or "Static GZIP Cache Directory". For the second error, try http://www.litespeedtech.com/how-tos.html#qa_incfd

I don't have an answer for this, but I think for security reason, you need to put the loadable module in the "extension_dir", if you have not done it yet.

You should "strace/truss/ktrace" the lsphp5 process handling the request. try a "phpinfo" page to get the lsphp5 process fired up, then strace it with command strace -p <pid_of_lsphp5> Then send the request with problem.

Sorry about the late response. Yes, you can use non-VPS license on a VPS without anything problem. The server manual comes with all download packages.

From the CPU cycles consumed by the two lshttpd processes, two processes has been well balanced, so the configuration should be all right. And it does look like the kernel allocate I/O operations to only one CPU core only, it is up to the kernel I/O scheduler, not much we can do about in user...

How about not to serve static files through FastCGI? Using internal redirect is 10 times more efficient. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed:wiki:feature:internal_redirect