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Will a refresh fix this? Does it happen on fixed time every day? or during the peak hour? Please check the error_log and stderr.log under /usr/local/apache/logs see if any thing related get logged by the time the problem happen.

Yes, 4.0's cache function is equivalent to squid/varnish. It should perform better than those two. As to performance gain, it depends on the cache size, cacheable pages, hit rate etc.

Yes, it is a bit tricky. You can use a rewrite rule at vhost level to work around this like what you thought. RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} ^(POST|DELETE|PUT)$ RewriteRule .* /dispatch.lsapi [L]

Build Apache mod_php with mailheaders and suhosin, then build matching PHP.

Our suEXEC implementation uses the owner of the document root directory, owner of script does not matter. Your test script should be served as nobody:nobody.

Apache uses "image/x-icon"

try the "build matching PHP" feature in our WHM plugin. Just build apache with cpanel easy apache with the configurations you want to use.

Since you can implement the same logic with a rewrite rule, we don't see the need for supporting BrowserMatch explicitly.

Please try the 4.0b2 release. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=2196

Please try compile it from command line with solution in http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=2138

in our 4.0 release. coming soon.

The built-in awstats is good for server hosting a few large websites, instead of mass shared hosting. It is developed at early stage. we have shift the focuse on working with hosting control panels instead of having this kind of feature built-in.

It is a issue of Kernel and libc, cannot be fixed in LSWS, have to use large file support of the file system API, however, it will slow down normal file system operation on 32bit OS a bit, and 99.9% of files served by web server is smaller than 2GB. so, we opted for not supporting large file on...

The MIME type for the response body is important, make sure it is in the compressible MIME list configured under server->tuning tab.

You can try removing "--with-jpeg-dir=.. --with-png-dir=.. --with-zlib-dir=.." If you use cPanel, you can try our WHM plugin as well. there is an option to build Matching PHP binary as Apache mod_php.

LSWS 32bit does not support large file.

Maybe it your browser cache. clear the cache and try again.

Cannot customize the command line parameter now, have to use your own update script. If that parameter can be set in the configuration file, you can change the model configuration file.

http://<your_server_ip>:7080/ login using the admin user and password you used during installation.

use our PHP build tool from our web console, under the "Actions" menu.