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Please use the freebsd6 binary http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=2016

Please contact sales with the server IP you want to cancel.

Thanks. Fixed. installed a spell checker for the editor.

http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/extapps/

Try install ruby, RoR and gem from source code. If you are using 64bit solaris, make sure do export CC=gcc -m64 to compile everything to 64bit binary.

for trouble shooting, please follow our guide http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:rails:troubleshoot

The strace output does not show anything useful. You have to strace it when it is serving a problem request.

This is a regular expression test, not a file system test, [NC] works as expected with LSWS.

If "/page-not-found.htm" does not exist, LSWS will show the default error page. Either remove ErrorDocument 404 /page-not-found.htm or make it available.

Try "ProxyPreserveHost" directive if you use Apache 2.x

Thank you for the bug report. It is very important. We are fixing it.

It is not that 8-CPU license won't utilize all 8-cores for PHP/MySQL driven sites, it does. It is just that PHP and MySQL server processes work on their own so all 8-CPU are more likely to be fully utilized by those processes without a 8-CPU license. We usually recommend a license matches...

You can use both <domain>mail.fredho.net,192.168.1.215</domain>

<listener> <name>MAILX2</name> <address>*:80</address> <secure>0</secure> <note></note> <vhostMapList> <vhostMap> <vhost>FREDHO</vhost> <domain>mail.fredho.net</domain> </vhostMap> <vhostMap>...

LiteSpeed Web Server 3.3.12 has been released This release is minor bug fix release. The missing "Override cPanel restart HTTPD script" in earlier 3.3.11 release package should be fixed in 3.3.12 as well. It is highly recommended to upgrade to this release. Download LiteSpeed Web Server...

That's because you did not install it as root with "sudo". You have to set the "prefix" to somewhere under your home directory, otherwise.

You can check configuration options used for building that php5 binary with php -i And use the same option to build lsphp. However, if you installed php5 as a binary package, it may not have all dependent development packages installed.

It depends on what kind of community it really is. Some sites do not limit content, but they are really trying to build an erotic community. If most content are not erotic and no erotic ads displayed, it should be fine. Anyway, thank for contacting us regarding this.

IIS is getting better for sure. Maybe it is just a perception, generally, Unix/Linux is secure than windows, especially for multi-user environment. The permissions can be set to prevent one user from peaking another user's file, even when scripts running on the server are vulnerable. Another...

You have to find a way to resolve all dependencies required. Just like what you need to do when you compile PHP manually.