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the setting is ok. so go ahead to set "Script Handler" as mentioned before, will resolve one of the problems:"when go to phpinfo.php, it still shows as php4.4.9", it will show php 5.x.x

what's your settings on Server-->External App now? Since you're in WHM/cPanel environment, the listener setting could be empty.

check your "Script Handler" setting: http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/scripthandler/ to configure lsphp5 to handle .php/.php5, lsphp4 to handle .php4 etc.

try rewrite: in wiki/.htaccess: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule (.*) http://wiki.mydomain.com [R=303]

Maybe you can try disable XCache first, see if any difference. If improving a lot, it should explain XCache is the problem -- no cache is even better than with XCache. Then can go ahead to try eAccelerator.

you can edit $SERVER_ROOT/share/autoindex/default.php to change it. The "Server Signature" is used to configure the "Server" value in every http response header. Can check it through firebug: in this example, configure this line: Server: LiteSpeed

something playing with vhost security settings: Follow Symbolic Link Restrained e.g., for domain2, if Follow Symbolic Link=Yes with symlink: ln -s /var/www/vhosts/domain1.com/httpdocs/upload upload domain2.com/upload/images.jpg should work. if Follow Symbolic Link=If Owner Match...

"max post size" should be "Max Dynamic Response Body Size (bytes)" referred in this thread. It's quite reasonable to increase it to resolve the issue.

it may relate to the application your site is running. it's PHP or RoR? and litespeed configuration? need more info any way.

Hi priestjim, put following test.php in your domain document root, what's the output? <?php echo "phpversion()=" . phpversion() . "<br>"; echo "version_compare( phpversion(), '5.0.0')=" . version_compare( phpversion(), '5.0.0')."<br>"; echo "phpversion()=" . phpversion() . "<br>"; ?>

I took a quick look at DOCman source code, the downloaded file is sent to user by .php, so its size is limited by "Max Dynamic Response Body Size" I mentioned in previous post. try to increase it to 100M/200M and see how it goes. to compare with pure static file download, you can put a large...

there is a setting for "Max Dynamic Response Body Size": http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/tuning/#maxDynRespSize but looks no limit for static file size?

Mine is at Configuration->Server-->External App-->select lsphp5-->Max Idle Time

I'd like to download 1 of the scripts, to try on my local box, see if LSWS can stop it, or how to stop it. Can you tell the location of the scripts site, and point out 1 which looks most troublesome? This will break down big issues into smaller ones, and help resolve them finally.

since it's first request to get 503 error, can you try increasing Initial Request Timeout: 30 also wonder if Instances: 2 can change to 1 or equal to Max Connections: 10

check access.log at that time may help.

update: apache not miss logs. in my previous post, step 4, although access.log not created, but new access still append to access.log.bak so the mechanism to process log file is different between apache and lsws. apache will append data to log file's file descriptor instead of file...

tested on apache 2.2.11 1.tail -F access.log keep running there, repeat open access.log every 1 second(default 1 second) 2.in another terminal window: mv access.log access.log.bak 3.then error message for tail: tail: cannot open 'access.log' for reading: No such file or directory but still...

to help identify the issue: 1. lsws version still be 3.3.23 ? 2. this time, is "tail -F access.log" command or script running as before?

set to 2040M will be ok. but looks a small bug here: when set to 2G, although the warning issued in error.log, in admin console still see 2G setting there. since 32-bit OS has 2GB file-size limit, so 2G is maximum log size you can reach. For 64-bit OS, file size limit is much much larger...