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I am trying to use a vhost template to manage multiple domains, however it seems that litespeed is not creating the config directory of file. I have at the moment in my template: Virtual Host Root $SERVER_ROOT/templates/$VH_NAME/ Config File $SERVER_ROOT/templates/$VH_NAME/$VH_NAME.xml...

I am aware I can do that, but in the snippets I posted above, the php.ini's are the same- with the default charset commented out. Plus apache uses that content-type even on non php pages, so it seems to me that there is a default value in apache, and I thought there might be one in litespeed.

I recently migrated from apache, and everything has been working fine. However, I noticed some differences with the headers. When I access a test php script in Apache I get this: >lynx --mime_header http://www.path/file.php HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 06:31:39 GMT Server...

Ah, great. Yes, that does it. So the default error pages are compiled into lsws? thanks -auz

I added custom error pages to my vhost and it works fine. However, it redirects the URL to that specific error URL. Is there anyway to make it include the error page and keep the original URL rather than redirecting? Or perhaps there is a way to modify the default error pages? thanks -auz