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Have you installed a PHP opcode cache? LiteSpeed's gzip compression may contribute to the higher load, your Apache installation may not have it, so turn it off under server->tuning tab if it concerns you.

You need to find out the pattern of the attack and create custom mod_security rule.

--with-litespeed will be added automatically by the GUI tool. If you want to install PHP to a different directory that cPanel does, you should remove '--prefix=/usr/local'. All the configuration parameter should work, if it does not, just build PHP in cPanel with similar configuration, cPanel...

Use mod_security rule + CSF to block them automatically.

the CPU core is control by license key, use the same binary. You can get your license.key and serial.no under /opt/lsws/conf directory.

It is a problem with PHP zend engine, not a LiteSpeed bug. You should contact PHP developers.

We do the connection limit at IP level with proxy detection now, it should be good enough for limiting download accelerators.

Please include the directory that hold "curl, fetch or wget" in the "PATH environment".

http://www.litespeedtech.com/how-tos.html#qa_dos

We have been working on 4.0 feature for a while, the first public beta will be available soon. The follow main feature has been planed squid like disk cache (almost done, will be availabe in Beta1 release) SSI support (due in beta 2) python support with our own python LSAPI module ASP.NET...

LiteSpeed does not support fastcgi handler through Apache configurations, you can have your script run as CGI instead.

Please try the latest 3.3.9 build, change the version number in the download link to get it. lshttpd will restore the default umask before starting PHP processes now.

It only affect Plesk users.

Thanks. What app servers are supported now? Can it run as FastCGI? CGI? If some one can help with code change in MERB side when needed, we will take care of the LiteSpeed Server side.

Is Merb tied with Mongrel?

I checked the server, neither the error_log nor the access log show any 503 error. Are you running another LiteSpeed web server and proxy to the one we installed for you? The 503 error should be produced by the front-end web server, not the backend server we installed for you. You have a very...

OK, it should be fixed in our latest 3.3.9 build, which has been tested on jkeegan's server.

Or, you can send us core files created under /tmp/lshttpd or /opt/lsws/bin directory, it will help us fixing the issue.

What is process 1089? lshttpd? or lsphp? or lscgid? What is the default umask in your system now when you login as a normal user?

Just do whatever you do in Webmin with Apache, LiteSpeed will picks up everything from the Apache configuration file generated.