4.1rc2

[mistwang]

New features are:

• AIO support
• upload progress bar support
• All bug fixes and enhancements from 4.0.11 release.

only linux package is available now,
We have not make much progress on feature promised for RC2 yet as we focus on address some important issues in our 4.0.x release branch, the good news is that 4.0.11 is stable and so is 4.1RC2 package. so we make it available for pubic testing.

We will focus on 4.1 release branch now, will add updated real time statistics report and H.264 streaming feature will be available soon.

i386-std package
http://www.litespeedtech.com/package...6-linux.tar.gz

i386-ent package
http://www.litespeedtech.com/package...6-linux.tar.gz

x86_64-ent package
http://www.litespeedtech.com/package...4-linux.tar.gz

[colorprint]

What about a build for FreeBSD 7 amd64 ?

[mistwang]

http://www.litespeedtech.com/package...reebsd6.tar.gz

Need to install the port for freebsd 6 compatibility.

[mistwang]

4.1RC2 packages have been updated with new feature:

H.264 video stream random seek from Flash player.

Make sure to add MIME type for mp4 video file suffix in /path/to/lsws/conf/mime.properties

mp4 = video/mp4

to enable this feature.

[DraCoola]

Originally Posted by mistwang

4.1RC2 packages have been updated with new feature:

H.264 video stream random seek from Flash player.

Make sure to add MIME type for mp4 video file suffix in /path/to/lsws/conf/mime.properties



to enable this feature.

Cool...
I've use this RC2 for 3 days now, and have satisfied with it

[DraCoola]

While I access WHM as domain.com/whm or xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/whm, I've got "setuid() failed!" screen from this 4.1RC2 :



But accessing as domain.com:2086 or xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:2086 will bring to WHM login page (normal).


Otherwise... switching to Apache bring me back both mode (for /whm and :2086) normal access to WHM.

Would you mind to check on this, george?

Thanks

[mistwang]

will take a look.

[mistwang]

We could not reproduce it in our lab.
Please strace the lscgid process with command

strace -f -p <pid_of_lscgid_process>

send us the output of strace for analysis.

[DraCoola]

Pardon me, but I cannot find the PID from lscgid as you ask me for :

root@xxx [/usr/local/lsws-4.1RC2]# pidof lscgid

root@xxx [/usr/local/lsws-4.1RC2]# pidof lshttpd
27153 27152 27151 27150 27090

[mistwang]

ps -ef | grep lscgid