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OK, please download 4.0b2 release package again, should have been fixed in the latest update.

Are you using LSWS with a control panel or manage all vhosts through LSWS web console? If use control panel, just do whatever you would do with Apache. If use web console, just add all the domains to the listener to host mapping under listener configurations.

There is no "lsphp-5.2.6" binary under fcgi-bin directory in your screen shot, the compile must be failed. please check lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.6/sapi/litespeed/ directory, make sure "php" is there. double check your PHP configuration used for build PHP 5.2.6, remove configuration options for...

The main problem is that "Auto Start" was not set for "lsphp5" app at server level. And you also have virtual host level configurations in the mix, since all of your vhosts are owned by "nobody" user, PHP suEXEC does not give any extra benefits, so I removed the vhost level "script handler"...

PM me a temp root login of your server, I can take a look.

Yes, you can try resinstall LSWS, make sure to backup your serial number and license key. If you use cPanel, you can follow http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:apache:ezcpanel

It does not give enough information to have the problem fixed. Still need the backtrace from the core dump. If possible, please PM me your server login, I can take a look.

something wrong with your lsphp5 binary check /opt/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5, it should be a symbolic link to lsphp-5.2.6 ./lsphp5 -i should output the phpinfo.

On Mac OS you can run the debug build as well. Install gdb if it is not installed. log file should be at /opt/lsws/logs/error.log stderr.log You can ignore error message regarding mpstat. The backtrace from a core file is more important, log file can help sometimes, send us the log file if...

Also, try "lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 -i" from command line to make sure it works.

You should remove "-c ...php.ini" parameter from the "command" configuration. that php.ini is for PHP4, wont work with php5.

Please follow http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:howto:bug_report to file a bug report to bug@litespeedtech...

You need to add a CGI context for "/cgi-bin/".

You need to turn off rewrite in /cgi-bin/ directory. or test if the URL has been rewritten or not.

Is there any simple Rails code to reproduce this problem?

With Enterprise edition, you should be able to rewrite the URL from "/pytest/" to "/py/" with rewrite rule, however, LSWS will not do any link rewrite in response body.

No worry unless something broken.

You need to change the permission mask of "gcc" "ld" to 755 temporarily.

Please try 3.3.16 package, just change the version number in the download link.

for debian the package should end with -dev instead of -devel