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You can update the php code under lsws/admin/html/utility to include 5.2.6 option.

check the new configuration option in "Using Apache Configuration File" table under server->general tab.

I think it should work if you use a rewrite rule to tell LSWS to proxy the request, get rid of the context. RewriteRule ^/monit(.*) http://<name_of_proxy_app>/$1 [P]

When LSWS proxy the request to monit, it will not change the domain name, so monit will receive request http://myhost.com/monit instead of http://127.0.0.1/monit.

It is to let cPanel fix all dependencies, after running cPanel easyApache, you need to build lsphp from the web admin again.

We will check. You should remove older releases though.

Frank, Does LSWS stopped, or just won't restart? Has the /scripts/restartsrv_httpd been overridden? Will it restart both LSWS and Apache when you run it from command line directly?

http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/context/#addMIMEType

have no clue, you can try build php manually from /opt/lsws/phpbuild/php-5.2.5/, the code has been patched with LiteSpeed SAPI.

Just download 3.3.11 package again, the earlier build does not include the new option in the web admin console.

Maybe something with the libiconv installation on your server, reinstall it.

which version of LSWS are you using? LSWS will forward Content-Disposition, but not the others. You should only use "X-Litespeed-Location" and get rid of "Location". LSWS serve the internal redirected request as a fresh request, those headers are not inherited, especially for static files...

Vivek, Anyway, we rebuilt the 4.0b1 package and try it on your server, works fine to me. Birger, You can try 4.0b1 package if you want.

that's for the whole server, 65535 is per socket.

Updated 4.0b1 package is available now, download again.

You can use FireFox + FireBug add-on as well.

If you can hit those thin servers directly, try lynx -mime_header http://thin_server_addr/...

LiteSpeed should forward "Content-Disposition", but not "Cache-Control". You can Use Apache directive "AppendHeader" to add the control control header you want. You do not need to set "Location" header when "X-LiteSpeed-Location" is set. For "Content-disposition" header, you really need to...

tomaz, Thanks for sharing this tip. :)

Include directive won't work with native configurations, need to add those configuration from the web console. Anyway, letting a web server go through thousands of rewrite rules for each request is not a good idea either. Do you really have to do that way?