This is the second public beta release of 4.0, the main new feature in this release is Server Side Include support and enable cache function for virtual hosts configured through Apache httpd.conf
I got the following message after doing an install with all the default options. I was using the std i386 package..
[ERROR] Failed to start lshttpd!
2008-07-16 13:57:18.776 [ERROR] [/opt/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml:292] mismatched tag
2008-07-16 13:57:18.777 [ERROR] [/opt/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml:292] mismatched tag
2008-07-16 13:57:18.778 [ERROR] [/opt/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml:292] mismatched tag
Can't determine the Home of LiteSpeed Web Server, exit!
Fixed in the updated package, please download again or just patch the configuration file around line 134 after </scriptHandler>,
add
</scriptHandlerList>
I've noticed that now when I login to any application on my webserver I get a notice saying that I'm being redirected and I'm forced to click on the link presented in order to get to where I should have been redirected too.
This doesn't happen in 3.3.15 or the first 4.0 beta. I've looked around for an option to turn this off but there doesn't appear to be one.
Thanks for the feed back, is the custom 30x error page uses SSI? like 30x.shtml?
If it is the case, the good news is our SSI implemenation works, the bad news is SSI does not add the location response header properly, need to be fixed.
Thanks for the feed back, is the custom 30x error page uses SSI? like 30x.shtml?
If it is the case, the good news is our SSI implemenation works, the bad news is SSI does not add the location response header properly, need to be fixed.
I will check.
I'm not entirely sure what you mean by SSI. I can say however that after some more testing this isn't happening in all of my applications, only my rails apps are exhibiting this issue.
I've noticed that now when I login to any application on my webserver I get a notice saying that I'm being redirected and I'm forced to click on the link presented in order to get to where I should have been redirected too.
OK, this should have been fixed in the updated 4.0b2 release package. Please download and update again.