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Sadly, I knew it had to be something like this. I doubled checked my dns settings and indeed I didn't have the subdomain mapped correctly. After fixing that everything was fine. Thanks for the help. Cheers, Marty

Hello, I have a basic question on setting up virtual host mappings. I've got some different domains mapped in my default listener and am using the virtual host template approach. However, one thing I haven't been able to do is map a subdomain to one of my virtual hosts. For instance...

Thanks Guys, I installed ia32-libs and the web server started up. Now, I'll continue with my configuration. If I notice any other issues I'll post but hopefully I wont' have any. :) Cheers, Marty

Hi Guys, I had a sysadmin friend of mine check it out and he's determined that the xen server is 64 bit. I'm guessing we don't have a 64 bit version for LiteSpeed? Cheers, Marty

The install at /usr/local also failed: /usr/local/lsws/bin/lswsctrl: line 43: ./lshttpd: No such file or directory [ERROR] Failed to start lshttpd! I'm going to ask the admins of the hosting service to look at this. FYI, this is a server running on Xen but this behavior seems really odd...

Hmm, that didn't work as well. Here are my attempts marty@projects:/opt/lsws/bin$ sudo ./lshttpd sudo: unable to execute ./lshttpd: No such file or directory marty@projects:/opt/lsws/bin$ sudo ./lshttpd.2.2 sudo: unable to execute ./lshttpd.2.2: No such file or directory I don't...

Sure thing. I just did a fresh install. I will note that I did not install any of the php defaults and I did install the awstats. Cheers, Marty marty@projects:/opt/lsws/bin$ ls -l total 7220 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 12 Sep 11 14:29 lscgid -> ./lscgid.2.2 -r-sr-xr-x 1 root root...

Great, just what I wanted to win. :) Okay, what sort of permissions did you have on opt? Also, I doubt it but maybe there's a permissions issue with the untarred directory that I'm installing from. Sadly, I've tried like a half dozen clean installs. I'll keep hammering on it though...

Great. :) I went ahead and tried that with the same results: marty@projects:/opt$ sudo lsws/bin/lswsctrl start lsws/bin/lswsctrl: line 43: ./lshttpd: No such file or directory [ERROR] Failed to start lshttpd! Was the way that I did my initial install correct? Should I have run the...

I tried installing litespeed 2.2 on Ubuntu and it failed to start up on. First, I'll say that I'm not a linux expert and am primarily a software developer. Here's the details on the error: /opt/lsws/bin/lswsctrl: line 43: ./lshttpd: No such file or directory [ERROR] Failed to start...