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standard version not work well with WHM -- it only creates 5 vhosts from apache's httpd.conf when install litespeed to drop in apache, usually go to http://www.litespeedtech.com/products/control-panel-plugins/download install "cPanel/WHM Plugin" first not sure why "nobody" not work. usually...

check if nobody exists in /etc/passwd what's the OS ? centOS or ubuntu or ... ?

enter "nobody"

add extension=memcached.so to php.ini

please try to change Force Strict Ownership: Yes to Force Strict Ownership: No and restart lsws

above logs should be generated by apache assume you are running cPanel ... then lsws and apache will write error logs to same file: /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log for this issue, you'd better resolve it under apache, then switch to lsws.

I don't understand it yet ... however I'll highlight this thread to developer ...

please post your current settings of lsws web admin -> Server -> Security -> File Access

first 4 lines error messages is because of /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp55 not exist. can ignore them. to workaround, you can #ln -s /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp55

search 'MATCHED_VAR' '!@rx ://%{SERVER_NAME}/ in mod_security rule file, or disable mod_security rule completely in apache's httpd.conf

may need enable audit log. add SecAuditLog /path/to/modsec_audit.log to trigger the rule, you can run "ab" test, for example #ab -c 10 -n 20 domain.com/wp-login.php

so you tried to put the log under root "/" ! :) not easy to debug but solved ..

re-read the tip of this setting in lsws web admin, it can explain the issue of this thread exactly ;)

please try: Force Strict Ownership - No then restart lsws

the output of above 2 commands are normal. can you post all current settings of lsws web admin -> Server -> Security -> File Access ?

no need.

Sorry, I re-read this thread again. I think "Request Filter" for lsws webadmin -> Server doesn't recognize <Location /wp-login.php> </Location> so above file will work with apache's httpd.conf you can comment out above 2 lines in your configuration, and make sure...

please give the output: #ls -ald /home/user001/public_html replace above user001 to a problem cPanel user's name #ps -ef |grep litespeed

actually I'm not sure, you have to compare the performance to determine which one is better for your site.

lsws web admin -> Server -> Security -> File Access, especially Required Permission Mask Restricted Permission Mask change both to 000 to match apache if not 000