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Yes, you can remove files under the autoupdate folder. They are not removed automatically. For the old error logs, it should be removed if Litespeed has been configured to do so. we will check.

Are you using LSWS with cPanel? Please PM your server login, we can take a look.

LSWS awstats integration will not be integrated with PHP Nuke, you need to setup awstats manually in order to do that. With LSWS you can configure awstats to update the statistics every hour.

You have to locate the core file first. then run command gdb <path_to_lshttpd> <path_to_core_file> then type gdb command bt if you create a symbolic link from your GDB to /usr/bin/gdb, LSWS will include the gdb output in the bug report email.

Fixed, please download 3.3.16 package again.

I tried in with cPanel 11.23.4-R26138 with Apache 2.2.9, LSWS 3.3.15 (Use Apache binary wrapper). Seems restart Apache from WHM and adding an new account both working fine. Our wrapper script matches yours. Do you have "httpd" checked under Service Manager?

PHP 5 has two mysql modules, one is "mysql", another one is "mysqli", make sure the module that the app wanted shows in phpinfo() page.

You should check the error log for any hint, make sure all required modules are included, you can also "strace" the lsphp process while processing the request.

check the mysql socket configuration, you may need to change it in php.ini to match your mysql installation.

can you post the content of the wrapper script /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd it should be a shell script. Also the content of lsws/logs/ap_cmd_param.log it logs the command parameters used when run /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd

Which cPanel release are you using? Still run Apache behind LSWS? Have you tried "Using Apache httpd wrapper" option? cPanel may kill lshttpd with "-9", but it will start /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd again, with the wrapper, LSWS will get started and it should start apache if need.

You need to login to LSWS web console, and change the server level script handler configuration for "php" from "lsphp4" to "lsphp5".

You should turn off gzip in WP Super Cache, LSWS will gzip and cache those pages, should be more efficient.

You need to install mysqlclient-devel package, if it is 64bit, also add --with-libdir=lib64

If you use cPanel, http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:apache:ezcpanel otherwise, build your php 5.2 binary from our web console.

http://www.meticulo.com/blog/php-5-autoconf-262

It should work with LiteSpeed, the script add ETag instead of the server. Adding expires header and gzip can be done by LSWS along.

We will have this address for solaris installation.

What's your OS?

If you are using cPanel + Litespeed, you should use our WHM plugin to build lsphp binary. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:apache:ezcpanel