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tested with our cPanel, domain.com/cpanel redirect to https://domain.com:2083 domain.com/webmail redirect to https://domain.com:2096 (error log is at /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log) is above the expected behavior ?

now to the interesting parts. if i use .htaccess the rewrite rules work. if i use litespeed nativ rewrite settings under virtual hosts -> rewrite the rules result in 404s. it's difference between per-server and per-directory rewriterule. refer apache document...

it may relate to <Files, <FilesMatch directives in the configuration file. but look at the content you/ve posted, these directives are not in it. so no idea at present. it's good to know it should be a difference between 4.2.1 and 4.2.2

for more detail: public_html/wp-content/themes/aspiration/.htaccess public_html/wp-content/themes/aspiration/AIT/.htaccess when access domain.com/wp-content/themes/aspiration/AIT/Framework/Libs/timthumb/timthumb.php?src=... will leave a message in error.log(or error_log): the result...

yes, received 3 messages. to try 4.2.1, just change the download link of 4.2.2, change 4.2.2 to 4.2.1 will do.

yes, no problem at all. same as apache, for example, in php.ini add: extension=ixed.5.3.lin # for Linux, non thread safe, PHP 5.3.x if it's lsphp 5.3.x

the message itself is [INFO] and safe to be ignored. looks like IO issue. when the problem happen again, please capture screenshot of real-time stat and "top -c" output. to see if your hard disk or network or lsws max connection setting has reached some limit.

how about command line? #/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 -i |head

I may have to ssh to your server to get the answer or clue. please PM the root access if ok with you.

is php suEXEC enabled ? check lsws admin console(:7080)-> Configuration-> Server-> General-> PHP suEXEC or give the screenshot of Server->General

please refer this wiki page: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:per_user_ini_in_control_panel_lsws PHPRC should be a directory not a file.

check /etc/rc.d/startssl, see what binary it try to load and execute

contact your host. they should be able to increase your bandwidth quota.

I think it depends on your requirement. can you brief the business plan of your server?

which port? 2086 or 2087 ? if so, litespeed not listen to these ports, cPanle's own web server to listen to these ports and handle the http requests.

can you post the problem domain's virtual host setting (in httpd.conf) and .htaccess under document root?

Hi, since I've not tested this special setting, so need discuss with you more and make it clear. to ensure a specific site is served by daemon mode lsphp, need check the process's parent process, if it's litespeed process, then not daemon mode lsphp; if parent process is lsphp running at...

should change to lsadmin console->Server->External App->lsphp5 to be more clear to summary, external app lsphp defined at virtual host level can't set "Run On Start Up" to "suEXEC Daemon", otherwise 503 error. other values are ok. Virtual Host Template >> PHP_SuEXEC implement php suEXEC by...

I think daemon mode should apply for server level ext app lsphp only. in daemon mode, root lsphp process is running as root, it can fork child php process with userid:group id. demon mode lsphp should serve for all users, not for a single user. for a single user, non-daemon mode is enough.

the issue resolved. the cause is in shared host, lsphp5 loads both php.ini: Loaded Configuration File /usr/local/lib/php.ini Additional .ini files parsed /home/user1/public_html/php.ini some setting in /usr/local/lib/php.ini caused 503 error. the way to debug/fix it, created a new lsphp53...