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Actually I just discovered that the fault, not exactly the fault, but our "upload confirmation" page was set to expire 15 minutes after the upload started, so after changing that value to 3 hours, the upload page finally appears. Therefore, in reality the upload was actually getting completed...

Something else I should note down here. I have /dev/shm/ls/swap for ls swap and /dev/shm for php temp location. When file uploads are in progress, I can see the same file being written at both the swap location and /dev/shm. Although the swap contains all form elements, while the temp php file...

Alright, so got the 4.1RC3 installed, but the same problem persists! A 100MB file that took around 15 mins to upload was not received by my PHP script. However, a 330MB file that took around 14 mins to upload was received just fine... What shall I do here now?

Nevermind, I got it: http://www.litespeedtech.com/packages/4.0/lsws-4.1RC3-ent-x86_64-linux.tar.gz I'm going to try to install it now.

I can't find the link to 4.1RC3 or the instructions to install it. Could you please help?

Would you like access to my LS's admin to see if all configs are all right?

Well, that's difficult because I already have a lot of traffic hitting on this server. Can I try any other config fix?

I turned stderror logging on, but there's nothing being written to that file. What I noticed is that a large file can be uploaded as soon as the server is restarted, and then after some time (say hour or two later), if I try to upload the same file, php doesn't receive it!

Yes, I am able to see the request body while the client is POSTing to the server. PHP's values are also pretty much the same as pulled out from php.ini: Directive Local Value Master Value max_execution_time 7200 7200 max_input_nesting_level 64 64 max_input_time 7200 7200 memory_limit...

I am running a file hosting site. I recently switched over to Litespeed on one of my large storage boxes as Nginx+PHP-FPM wasn't handling file uploads properly, but mainly due to lack of support from nginx. I was hoping that LS wouldn't have the same problem, but unfortunately it does :( The...

Right, I'm already doing that. Thanks for the tip!

Below are the kernel settings: cat /proc/sys/vm/dirty_background_ratio 10 cat /proc/sys/vm/dirty_ratio 20 However, I figured out that it was the "Cached Memory" that needed to be freed up, so I ran this and the memory usage came down to 100k+ echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches...

Hello :) I recently took over a file hosting site (similar to rapidshare, megaupload hotfile etc.) that receives ~ 80k visitors a day. Currently files are being served from multiple 100 Mbps uplink dedicated servers, which will be consolidated into single servers later after the system upgrade...

I ended up using this: Redirectmatch 301 ^/webmail/ http://mail.server.com/webmail/ Redirectmatch 301 ^/Books/ http://www.server.com/books/ I will give your lines a try too...

Why won't this work in .htaccess? Redirect permanent ^/webmail/ http://mail.server.com/webmail/ Redirect permanent ^/Books/ http://www.server.com/books/ It has been working great since years in apache and now litespeed can't parse these lines :-(

Thanks. I was able to figure out a way to use Ip2Location with caching.

I do thousands of IP lookups per second thru the IP2location DB in Apache thru MySQL since IP2location doesn't have support as an Apache Module. I see that Litespeed supports Maxmind DB, but how about Ip2Location's DB? I already purchased IP2location DB5 and I don't think I can afford Maxmind...

Litespeed Working I spent a few hours getting the latest PHP 5.2 compiled and everything seems to be running great! I will now go ahead and purchase the enterprise edition. For future visitors to this thread, this is what I did: 1) Downloaded latest LSWS 3.0 and Module files. 2) Got the...

I'm running Opensuse 64-bit with hardened PHP5. I noticed that lsphp comes with php 4.4. Is there any way I can use PHP5 LSAPI without recompiling PHP5? If I have to, I cannot recompile PHP5 because if I were to install on the production machine, and if something goes wrong, I'll be losing tons...