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Have checked a few cPanel 11.11.0 servers, byte logging works fine.

Is the byteslog configured through Apache httpd.conf? created by cPanel? If yes, which version of cPanel is used? Please show me the configuration section related to it. If all vhosts are configured with LSWS configuration natively, please show me an example of the configuration as well. If you...

Ruby LSAPI 2.9 and PHP LSAPI 4.4 has been released http://www.litespeedtech.com/latest/ruby-lsapi-2.9-php-lsapi-4.4-released.html

Please check the file path of php.ini listed in the phpinfo() page, make sure the correct php.ini file has been used. If you run php in suEXEC mode, the PHP process may not have permission to read /opt/lsws/conf/php.ini, put php.ini somewhere else like /opt/lsws/php/php.ini

check the lsphp or lsphp5 external app configuration to make sure the right executable has been used. Also always use "sudo -u <non_root_user_name> ./lsphp... -i" to check it, sometimes there are permission problem which does not exist for root user.

checkout the server->tuning tab for the request body size limit

Under the vhost rewrite configuration tab.

You can turn off the rewrite logging.

Please try sudo -u nobody /opt/lsws/fcgi-bin/lshphp -i, it should show some warning/errors.

Seems that wrap="soft" is more like the standard value.

Please check stderr.log for php startup errors, either missing library or bad php configuration. Fix those errors, it will work fine with 3.3.3

Thanks for the fix, will apply it in next release.

Just define a FCGI application, then add a FCGI context, or use the FCGI application as a script handler if it is used to handle files/URL with certain suffix.

You should run Rails as the user that you run mongrel with. If you run ruby in suEXEC mode, it should work that way. And set "HOME" env matches what in your ssh.

Only idle connection will be killed.

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ([^.]+)\.mysite\.com RewriteRule (.*) /redirect.php?s=%1&q=$1 [L]

You need to check the permission of domlogs directory as well.

Not possible with current release. however, you can write the log to a file in the piped logger.

FreeBSD's 32bit support on 64bit OS probably is not that good. CentOS 64bit will work a lot better with 32bit of LSWS.

Maybe you should set "HOME" env, exactly like the value under your ssh shell.