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Are there any recommended settings for using Drupal and LiteSpeed Cache together? A baseline .htaccess to start from perhaps? Has anyone had success with this?

Does LiteSpeed support byte-range requests? If so, how can one enable this?

Is mod_auth_mysql currently supported? If not, are there any plans to support it?

If someone has the root password, what's stopping them from deleting all accounts on the system? To me that is more dangerous than uninstalling LiteSpeed, considering it's simple enough to reinstall and the sites would still be served by Apache.

After compiling, run: strip -s <binary_name> e.g. strip -s lsphp5

Give it a try and find out what works out best for you...

Not under normal conditions. Typically a visitor won't be browsing so quickly that they would hit that limit.

If I'm not mistaken, this is on a per client (i.e. visitor) basis (for DDOS Protection), not per site basis.

You can try setting up a mod_security rule for that.

eAccelerator does cache scripts, however it must use the disk (unless you mount it as a RAM disk). It will still help quite a bit from a performance standpoint.

It doesn't matter....suexec = phpsuexec for this discussion and to point out such a thing is just useless nitpicking.

Doesn't apply to LiteSpeed's option for suexec. All three work with LiteSpeed's suexec. Haven't personally seen that, although it's possible. Nope. Nope. Nope, not with LiteSpeed. This isn't pertinent to the discussion. I understand now, it appears you haven't really studied the...

What issues have you found? Have you ever used phpsuexec with LiteSpeed?

Out of curiosity - are you using phpsuexec with LiteSpeed?

What does your ifconfig look like? I guess if you really want to, you can edit the install shell script and remove this sanity check...

No problem, glad to hear you got this working. :) Hope your experience with Litespeed is as good as mine has been so far.

That isn't an error, it just means that you need to replace lswsinstall with where you installed lsws ;) default is /opt/lsws.

wget ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/m4/m4-1.4.9.tar.gz tar zfx m4-1.4.9.tar.gz cd m4-1.4.9 ./configure make make install then go back to autoconf, then go back to buildconf ;)

Please use the autoconf that was in my post, it is the one that will fix the issue.

Dondi, I ran into this, but fixed it via: http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/autoconf/autoconf-2.13.tar.gz tar zfx autoconf-2.13.tar.gz cd autoconf-2.13 ./configure make make install Then run the buildconf again. :)