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If it says port 80 is in use, use the lsof command to figure out what has port 80. You said you are using cPanel. Did you follow the LSWS/cPanel configuration and configure LSWS to just read the httpd.conf? Finally, did you just try shutting down LSWS and starting Apache back up? If the...

If it's being set via cPanel look under "Account Functions" in WHM. There is an option "Change Site's IP Address". But unless you set the site up as an IP based site WHM would normally assign the site to the servers shared IP address.

Well it depends :) If it's reading the httpd.conf the you need to change it in cPanel. If you did it with LSWS I don't know how (we use cPanel). If the .172 is your IP address then it might be a firewall issue etc. blocking it.

Yep, that sure looks like LSWS is running on port 80. Is it running on the same IP address as your other sites?

Are you 100% sure that LSWS is serving the pages and not Apache? You could run something like: lsof -i tcp:80 That should tell you the process id that is listening on port 80 and then you can check if that process is Apache or LSWS. Frank

I don't know what the 1st message means. All the PHP5 ones just mean that PHP 5 is defined to LSWS but there is no PHPV5 binary to run (you have to build it). I blieve the last one: Is a mod_security rule that is not being parsed. (c99) is a back door shell from memory.

If you are using cPanel you should not have to configure anything for the web site. LSWS should just be reading your httpd.conf which cPanel will update. Here is the entry from the wiki: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:apache:cpanel You "might" just have...

Sounds great. Please bump the version number for the fix so the auto-update picks it up again :D

Try rebuilding php. The version of MySQL compiled into the php does not match the version of MySQL that you are running. Frank

OK, today we restarted LSWS on two different servers. On one we got the notice that LSWS 3.3.12 was downloaded and available for install. The other says that there are no updates available. Did LSWS 3.3.12 go into the auto-update by "oops" or did it get pulled from auto-update? TIA

http://www.litespeedtech.com/litespeed-web-server-editions.html I believe it's the same as a 1-CPU Enterprise version but limited to 500 concurrent connections.

It's appearing to be be a cPanel configuration issue with httpd.conf and not a LSWS issue: http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=74460&highlight=userdir http://bugzilla.cpanel.net/show_bug.cgi?id=6408 Even if I try to access the ~user on port 79 it does not work. I should have...

First, we're running LSWS 3.3.11 with cPanel. For some reason our Userdir simply stopped working again. The httpd.conf entry looks like: <IfModule mod_userdir.c> Userdir disabled Userdir enabled #### </IfModule> If you then try to access...

To be honest, I'm not sure why ANY php is shipped with LSWS. I would think just about everyone would be compiling their own PHP with the options that they need?

ok. I've done some testing with the latest version / override cPanel restart etc. LSWS restarts fine, but Apache is left down. If I manually run service httpd start I get: /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd: line 38: 0=0: command not found If you look at line 38 of that script you see...

It does not restart. I'll dig more later this evening. Basically we have been migrating sites to new hardware using the cPanel xfer process. When the new site is added I "assume" that cPanel calls the restart script (as that is the only way Apache would get the new config) but I can't tell...

Ok, sounds great but... Even on a server that we just setup today (and it's set to override cPanel restart HTTPD script) LSWS is not restarting when Apache is being restarted. Any thoughts or things you need passed along? Frank

Hello Guys, We have 3.3.11 installed on two cPanel servers right now. On one we see the "override cpanel restart HTTPD script" and on the other we do not. Any clues?

That all sounds correct. Just go check the error log. You should see a message about support expiring in XXX days if you are on the Enterprise license.

We had the same issue on another server with just IonCube and Zend. It not not happen all the time or in any consistent manner. Everything is fine for days and then "poof" one site starts to get 503's. The site (that notices it first) is extremely popular so it's not as if the pages are not...