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With LSWS native configuration, you just disable "Request Filter" for that vhost.

Post the rewrite log then.

You should enable debug logging and check error.log to investigate.

You are using rewrite rules for .htaccess at vhost level, it will not work. You have to use .htacces or create a static context "/" and move rewrite rule there. rewrite rule at vhost level does not have a rewrite base to remove from URL.

It is not possible, but you can grep your IP to extract related the log entries.

Post the URL have problem with and the corresponding error log section containing rewrite log.

You should enable rewrite log with "RewriteLogLevel 9" in the vhost configuration section for that website. then check /opt/lsws/logs/error.log or error_log under /usr/local/apache/logs/

We are working on the SSI implementation, the support for upload progress bar may be in the beta3. beta2 is due in next week.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=2152

This option explicitly enable frontpage extension, it might be enable if mod_frontpage is in Apache httpd.conf. Frontpage extension must work properly under Apache. And you need to fix the permission problem...

When you are having the problem, you can start to "strace" the lsphp process. It may not help much if it is in the middle a request, but it happen to take another bad request, you should be able to tell which script is causing it. I don't know if you can do anything from mysql side.

upload progress bar will not work with LSWS 3.x as LSWS buffers the request body. We will work on a upload progress bar solution after the SSI feature is ready in 4.0 release.

You have to use a backend java servlet engine, either Tomcat or Resin should be fine. You can use AJP or Proxy interface to the servlet engine. There probably is not possible to do SuEXEC as running a servlet engine for each user is too expensive.

You should contact your hosting company or data center. We have not done anything to take down that web site, must be someone else.

You can manually move your real domain vhost up in Apache httpd.conf.

As each lshttpd will start its own group of lsphp processes, with 8-CPU license, the Max CONN will be 100 X 8, so if you want to have the real limit to be 200, You should set Max Connections: 30 Environment: PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN=30 Process limit should be increase to something like...

cPanel run everything as root, so there is no permission problem. We may have to change to do everything as root if we cannot find a better solution.

Should not be a problem, just define a "static" context pointing to a directory anywhere you want. It is just like Apache's "Alias" directive.

There should be an error at the beginning of output of "lsphp5 -i", also the php.ini used by lsphp5 should be listed on phpinfo, you should double check it reference to the right one.

check the php.ini used from "lsphp5 -i", make sure php.ini has been configured to load ffmpeg.so .