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remove <IfModule LiteSpeed> CacheEnable public / </IfModule> see if it works. or use CacheDisable instead of CacheEnable

have you done "Build Matching LSPhp" ? compare the output of phpinfo.php on both apache and litespeed, they should be almost same. otherwise, you've not built matching lsphp correctly. yes, first to ensure phpinfo.php under litespeed is woring, no 503 error. please don't change the settings in...

I have confirmed the issue on the server. this issue has been escalated for developer investigation.

are you using mod_ruid2 instead of suPHP ? please use suPHP, so public_html Permissions: 0750 Ownership: Username:Nobody since litespeed process run as nobody, so it can't enter document root if such permission: please refer cpanel's document...

can you PM your server's access ? or just attach the httpd.conf in PM

please refer : http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/lsws-4-2-17-released.9914/ since it's just out, only command line is available now. or you do a force-reinstall 4.2.16 to get the latest 4.2.16. maybe not an issue any more.

the reason may vary. have you contacted your host ? they may know the cause and fix it for you quickly.

what's user home directory->public_html folder's permission ? #ls -ald /home/user/public_html and the settings of lsws web admin->Server->General->Using Apache Configuration File

it should work. what's your lsws version ? latest 4.2.17 is just out today, you can try it if it works. #/usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 4.2.17 if still problem, need more info about your configuration file. above configuration should not be in .htaccess file, right ?

Thanks for the testing. So apache will apply rules to static files and litespeed won't by default. Since usually most of the requests is static files, litespeed's way may have much better performance and quite reasonable.

maybe fix it by following standard procedure: 1.Run EasyApache to build php for apache make sure new built php working well 2.Build Matching LSPhp this is 503 error, lsphp not working as expected. rebuild php may fix it. there is a wiki page for dealing with various 503 errors...

good news :) not sure if replace index.php with abc.jpg, apache mod_security rules will be triggered by every abc.jpg?aaa=aaa request ?

ok. but just recalled ... can you use index.php instead of index.html to do the tests ? since index.html is a static file, like aaa.jpg, the query string won't be used by web server, so it's ok to ignore it for better performance.

interesting, looks you have discussed with us same issue "no version information available" 1 year ago: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/solved-503-service-unavailable-in-whmcs.7151/ you may need clean up current mysql packages and rebuild lsphp again. also looks weird ...

well, your posted results clearly show the difference between apache and litespeed. just check your lsws error log, lsws 4.2.12 is running. can you upgrade to latest 4.2.16 ? either via web admin: Actions -> Version Manager -> 4.2.16 Force Reinstall or on command line...

are all files 403 error ? or only part of pages has problem ? ok, if you find the reason in the end, please share it here. Thanks,

I did local tests, it should be working fine. did you put above code in /home/user/public_html/.htaccess ? another case is, if you have accessed /private/ first, and input the user name / password, browser will remember them, when you visit /private/index.php, it won't prompt you...

your testing looks interesting. how about stop litespeed, start apache, and the result under apache ?

where did you get the error message, error.log or stderr.log or email ?

>Here, 0 stands for 'unlimited' or 'nil' ? unlimited >Would changing it to the one that you provided will help me in the FTP issue as well as provide decent environment for the users to download datas? should be. the NIC won't be full and ftp can work. only 1 user shouldn't be able to download...