[markb1439]

This is becoming a problem and as far as I can see it's just being overlooked. I've got a fair amount of licenses but am tempted to just go back to Apache as basic security features don't appear to get the development time they deserve.

Same here. We see more and more hack attempts every day, and we need full mod_security support. I am a bit upset that we weren't told from the start that LiteSpeed's mod_security support is very incomplete. And now, even with Atomicorp doing all they can to help LiteSpeed implement it, it apparently still isn't there.

In today's climate, we need full support for mod_security. LiteSpeed may brag about their security features, but those features are ineffective if other threats are getting through because of the incomplete mod_security support.

LiteSpeed is very expensive considering the open source alternatives available. And LiteSpeed's support leaves a lot to be desired. For example, almost every other software company offers ticket-based or e-mail support. But with LiteSpeed, we must rely on forum-based support. And the answers in the forum are often cryptic and hard to follow. It is often hard to find the answers needed to properly configure and maintain LiteSpeed. So, on top of these issues, the security concerns are becoming a deal-breaker.

LiteSpeed, you will probably lose a lot of clients over this issue (including us) if you don't add real mod_security support ASAP.