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Well my personal experiences have been far and wide with Litespeed from early version to the latest and greatest and I have never been slapped with a major "wow" factor for the software. I do give them the GUI is nice for making configuration simple for someone who doesn't want to deal with cmd...

There are pro and cons to litespeed; I just find way too many cons to make it worth while to deal with the headaches with it, its unfort. because the LSAPI PHP speed is pretty nice; but nothing that I cannot spend a good day or two tweaking things out on an apache or reverse proxing with an...

Ya I wasn't expecting a solution as I've seen this thread and others like it in the past saying you have to use the normal error control. I do find it very odd that a web server of this nature does not have a simple function to turn it off; not sure what they are building behind closed doors...

Sounds good; glad to hear it is on the to-do list at least. Thanks for the help and information.

Alright; sounds good thanks again for the quick reply. Could I bother to ask if Litespeed may in the future have the ability to hide its name on these pages or will people need to stick with creating custom error pages?

Hi I hope I'm not digging this post up from the grave, but I was curious as to where the option to turn off the "Powered by Litespeed" as this is a mild security issue for us when we are using litespeed. If there is no option I guess the best way would be to create custom error pages that hide...