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Have you update your lsphp binary with the latest LSAPI code? If you PM me a temp root access, I can take a look.

It has been fixed in our latest 3.3.9 build.

Have you setup /tmp/lswseaccelerator? any file got created?

check if the right php.ini has been used. And the right path has been used for eaccelerator.so, check if the file exist.

remove the "extension_dir" configuration in php.ini try ./lsphp4 -i until eaccelerator extension appear in the output.

That's cause by a bug, will be fix in 3.3.9.

You should copy the php.ini used by Apache mod_php then add the eaccelerator configuration. From command line do "./lsphp4 -v" to make sure there is no error message complaining failed to load eaccelerator.so You can try removing "extension_dir" configuration in php.ini.

Is permission set properly? should be readable user "nobody".

does /home/johndoe/public_html/forum/.htaccess keep changing? Why?

Please check my reply to you another post. It is because 3.3.x enforced the memory and process limit configured. if the limit has been set too low, you will get 503 errors.

That because the security engine check the original request URI against the security rule when processing the custom error page, and block it. Do not have good work around for this yet.

No, load balancer will forward decrypted request to backend web server.

You probably need to increase the "Process soft/hard limit" "Memory soft/hard limit" for your lsphp external app configurations.

You need to create the php.ini file for PHP5 and added the eaccelerator line manually.

Another choice for you is to follow the instruction for Zeus to build a chained certificate. http://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-installation-zeus.htm You only need to set "Key file", "cert file" and "chained".

Yeah, it is fine. But, if you want to compare performance, you need to use similar setup for both. PHP5 is slower than PHP4.

Also add a useless environment "LSAPI_CHILDREN=20" to make LSWS happy with the "MaxConn" and "Instance" combination.

Yes, you need to set all environment variable required for the app. Your my_manage.py should point to your copy of python installation with #!... Yes, you need to have a fcgi context for your vhost. You can install LSWS standard in you local development machine to try it out.

Which PHP version is used with Apache? PHP4 or PHP5, you should compile and use the same version of lsphp. Install a opcode cache like eAccelerator will help a lot.

The key file should be the private key created with OpenSSL, not the certificate request file. No need to set "CA Cert path" when "CA Cert" is set. Please check error log see if the certificate has been loaded successfully or not. I can take a quick look if you PM me the LSWS console login.