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LiteSpeed block access to request URI containing "/.ht..." and "/.svn...". that's why you get blocked. Maybe we only need to block "GET", "HEAD" request, and let it pass for other WebDAV requests. We will update 3.3.5 release with this fix soon.

The script uses #!/usr/bin/python if your python is installed to somewhere else, you should change that.

You also need to check all the permission of parent directories holding the file.

sorry, should be sudo -u www ... Not sure about solaris, you can check sudo man page.

Please try adding the following environment variables under ruby tab LSAPI_MAX_PROCESS_TIME=10000000 LSAPI_AVOID_FORK=1 LSAPI_MAX_IDLE=1000000 If those variable helps, try removing them one by one and find out which one affect this problem. Which this hint, we can locate the problem and fix it...

error 13 is permission denied. so it is a permission problem. Please check the permission of parent directories as well. try sudo -s <user_name> /home/d9a402a6/jhonWeb/paradondevamos/django-fcgi.py make sure it can be started. Double check the Memrory Soft/Hard Limit and Process Soft/Hard...

OK, we will investigate. Maybe the watchdog ruby process think the child process is idle while it is not.

It is a IE problem, you may need to enable HTTP/1.1 request pipeline in IE's "Advanced" configuration.

Probably some bad robot sending bad HTTP request.

Yes, the previous version does not count the half close connections.

Forgot to upload the package. Fixed.

since lsphp is a symbolic link to lsphp4, when you did cp sapi/litespeed/php /opt/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp lsphp4 was replaced with the php 5.2.5 binary. LSWS always resolve the symbolic link and point to the real file, so you will see lsphp4 in the output of "top".

Please check the directory lsws/fcgi-bin/ lsphp probably is a symbolic link to lsphp4, lsphp5 is a symbolic link to lsphp-5.2.5, if you want to use lsphp5, the command should be $SERVER_ROOT/fcgi-bin/lsphp5.

Please check the error.log to find out which file it tries to access.

Have you set "Max Idle time" under Ruby Rails tab? http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/rails/#extMaxIdleTime

You need to change the lsphp external app and script handler configuration, use lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 as the PHP executable.

Please make sure SSLv3 and TLS has been checked in the protocol configuration. check server log to make sure all key file and certificate has been loaded successfully by the server.

Are you using the latest version? Does lsws/conf/license.key exist? It may be renamed to license.key.bad, change it back then do "lshttpd -m". Please send your serial number to sales @ ... if you have difficulties to make it work.

How many users access you site during peak hour? You can tell that with "In use" server connections in the real time report. what is you PHP "Max Connections"? Have you installed a PHP opcode cache? Are you using PHP to stream media files?

should work. no special requirement to use those certificate.