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You should use the admin console to build your own PHP and opcode cache binary now.

that's correct.

does not matter.

That's just because you are using the Admin console.

this is a idle PHP process, you have fire a request that produced 503 error, and the PHP process is serving the request.

find out the pid of the suexec lsphp5 process for that users. then do strace -p <pid>

LiteSpeed Web Server 3.3.11 has been released This release is mainly to address unexpected server shutdown due to changes in cPanel. cPanel users should change "Auto Reload On Changes" configuration from "yes" to "Use Apache Binary wrapper". User of other control panel are encouraged to...

You have to find out the IPs that attacks that site and block them at firewall. Create a static page and replace the PHP page may help.

Nothing out of ordinary and cannot explain the strange error that make it crash. Looks like the stack has been corrupted. Is it a default installation without any configuration change or has been configured? We will try a build on FreeBSD 6.2 see if it helps or not.

/dev/null has permission problem not buildconf script.

sure. reopened.

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Uploaded a new 3.3.11 buidl with vmware detection disable, please give it a try under valgrind. try valgrind ./lshttpd -d

Are you using an trial license or a real enterprise license on the test server? Is that possible to try FreeBSD 6.1 on it? or Linux? Another suggestion is to run lshttpd run valgrind, check if there is any memory related problem. We need to somehow figure out the source of the problem and have...

I tried 6.2 in a fresh installed vmware server. it works well. So, I guess it has something to do with NFS diskless configuration. And it is not recommended to run LSWS over NFS due to the high I/O latency.

No, it should help. as current LSWS release use 1MB as the threshold on whether to use the on disk buffer. When a request has a request body larger than the threshold, the on disk buffer will be used no matter the memory I/O buffer is full or not. We will change it to 10MB in 3.3.11 release.

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I am not a shell expert. Maybe you can use 'sed' to remove entries contains /tmp/lshttpd

It is really up to you and how the traffic distributed among listeners, LSWS give you this flexibility to do either way. Use 8 listeners is more flexible, like if you want to assign one large site to 5 processes, another site to other 3 processes. It is really up to you how to allocate...

Yes, that's correct. his server is some what disk I/O bound, for linux kernel 2.6.13 with CFQ io scheduler, higher process priority will give higher disk I/O priority as well, please read the man page for more detail. man ionice