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You need to set the "SSL Protcol" table as well. check SSLv3, TLSv1, "HIGH" and "Medium"

what did you get? connection reset? 503 error? Maybe PHP process need more memory to process uploaded file? Try increasing the memory limit for PHP from php.ini and in LSWS web console. Yeah, there are so many settings can affect this. ;-)

OK, we will investigate.

add script handler configuration. http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/scripthandler/

add lsphp5 external app if not here yet. change script handler for "php" from lsphp4 to lsphp5. Make sure you check the correct lsphp5 executable. ./lshphp5 -i should show the configuration parameters.

the opcode cache will work better if you turn off PHP suexec. For a server hosting one main PHP site, I would turn it off.

Just make sure it is not your data center causing this problem, an OS restore may not help. Please backup your serial.no and license.key.

Are you using similar php.ini for both mod_php and lsphp4, except for the part of eaccelerator?

Yes, I think SYN limit contribute to the problem at least. You can try something like ab -n 10 -c 1 -k http://hd-development.net/asfdafd and ab -n 10 -c 1 http://hd-development.net/asfdafd form your pc, one use keepalive, one does not, the keepalive one will be finished in short time...

Maybe that related to your 503 errors. Please check error.log and stderr.log for related error messages.

I think there is something wrong with your network configuration. Maybe rate limited with iptables? Please check packet drop, packet retransmission in your "netstat -s" output.

I got your email, and have checked it. Your email server still bounce our reply email. for fixing PHP 503 error, please check our trouble shooting guide in our wiki. http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi#trouble_shooting You have set the lsphp5...

Library dependency problem, try installed the corresponding devel library.

Try turning off "php suexec", since you only have one main site. And do not compare php5 with php4.

PHP LSAPI has been updated, make sure to recompile your PHP binary when new LSAPI is available.

Are you using PHP suexec with LiteSpeed, sometimes, PHP may have permission problem and may lead to higher load. Some PHP code uses disk cache, for some reason, it causes high load problem when there is permission problem.

It available now, just change the version number in the download link to get it.

That's because PHP requests has all been handled by one or two lsphp processes, while with Apache mod_php, that load has been distributed among many Apache httpd processes. If add all the cpu usage of httpd processes up, it is higher than lshttpd + lsphp.