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you can turn on request filter log to debug those rules.

By default, a request will be handled by Rails when file does not exist. the order of static context does not matter unless it is a regex matching context.

How about the CPU usage of lshttpd processes, if two lshttpd are configured properly to serve that site, there should be two lshttpd processes on top of "top" output.

It should work if enable it in <VirtualHost ...> or .htaccess. Will make global configuration set in httpd.conf as the default.

Right now, each VPS need a VPS license, we plan to release a VPS host license which allow all VPS hosted on a server to use LiteSpeed with one host license. LiteSpeed can be managed in WHM, for end users, they cannot tell if Apache is used or LiteSpeed is used, everything works exactly the same.

restart httpd service from whm.

It is not that important, you can set it to any value you like. You should consider the average size of the pages on your site.

It has been successfully installed by changing the code to use plain curl request instead of SSL.

"override cPanel restart HTTPD script" option restart both LSWS and Apache in our lab. We tested "WHM 11.23.2 cPanel 11.23.6-R26881" with Apache 2.2.x

GeoLocation was not enabled for vhosts configured through Apache httpd.conf. You can try 3.3.18 release see if it work well. "GeoIPEnable" directive should work.

We will test it in our lab. Have you tried "Use Apache binary wrapper" option? seems it works fine in our lab.

You probably have it already, just try --with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql-5.0.51b-osx10.4-powerpc/

try http://www.litespeedtech.com/how-tos.html#qa_dos

add php configuration option "--with-png-dir=/opt/local".

It is a know problem, we are working on it.

Just do what you usually do with Apache. :) Use "Redirect..." directive or "rewrite rule" in .htaccess.

the log shows that PHP crashes during a curl request to 8.10.72.167, the connection is encrypted with SSL. Cannot tell why from the log file. If you can find the core file and do a backtrace with GDB, it will be more helpful. Do you have curl SSL support compiled into PHP?

sure. send it to bug@litespeedtech... make sure it is the PHP process serving the request, not a idling PHP process, should have a lot more output other than "getppid() select() ...".

That's a normal rails message, not related to openX. Maybe the PHP process still crashes. You may need to strace the lsphp process to find why. strace -p <pid_of_lsphp>

sure. no problem. withdrawn.