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Maybe you need to change gcc's permission mask temporarily to "0755" ls -l /usr/bin/gcc chmod 0755 /usr/bin/gcc after finish compiling, change it back.

do cp /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd_ls_bak /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd

You need to change the script handler configuration for "php" from "lsphp4" to "lsphp5", if "lsphp5" does not exist, you need to add a external application similar to "lsphp4" using "/opt/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5" as the command.

rebuild your lsphp binary witch matching configuration parameters used by cPanel.

I checked your server tonight, for whatever reason, you have been using 3.3.13 which has the problem you described. I have switched to 3.3.14, should work better. I will keep the lswatch.sh running just in case.

You skip the part that build lsphp binary, as you have one already, just create a lsphp5 external application, then create a script handler for ".php" with that external application.

You need to create a lsphp5 external application, use it as the handler. A tutorial http://www.usefuljaja.com/2007/4/litespeed-php-install

You need to build lsphp5 and make sure to add a script handler for php5 if Apache is configured to use mod_php5.

You need to make FreeBSD AMD64 kernel to run 32bit binary http://www.mavetju.org/mail/view_thread.php?list=freebsd-amd64&id=2287510&thread=yes

It is similar to what LiteSpeed has done for years. They have to fix the copy-on-write problem in Ruby VM to save memory, and ruby-lsapi will save memory too with the patched Ruby VM.

you need to update httpd.conf generated by DA to move the real virtual host configuration up. The 5 vhost limit has been reached.

Most likely is something like ia32-libs

Please check the output of "iptables -L" for the INPUT chain.

You probably do not need to monitor it at all with LiteSpeed. http://www.litespeedtech.com/customer-testimonial-funadvice.com.html

check port 7080 is open or not with "netstat -an | grep 7080". If firewall has been properly configured, it should work fine.

Should be working fine to use binary built for FreeBSD6. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=2016

check line 28 of /opt/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml, or reinstall it.

Please send us your server login, we can take a look.

Without any detail about how the benchmark tests have been performed, I won't give much credit to the result. One common mistake with LiteSpeed rails test is that they do not have the rails application started before performing the benchmark. LiteSpeed does dynamic spawning and the rails...

since we pass the IP addresses through a environment variable, the number of IP is limited by the size of the variable. currently is 4K. If LSWS is reading configuration through Apache httpd.conf, it should be fine, just the web console cannot list all of them. As a temp solution, we probably...