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Sorry ... still no lucky? please paste the output by run #ls -l /usr/local/lswd/fcgi-bin/

is ok. 0 means default OS buffer size.

yes, "Http Used" is 37 in this snapshot. but in case ddos time for example, the "Http Used" may increase to 1000+ in a few seconds. in this case, the web server may not work properly and cause the load high for a long time. Leaving much buffer as possible often is a good practice.

you set max connections to 5000, but all used up. maybe are your server under ddos attack ? or the server is very busy ?

is too low. the default is 2000. the reason to change the default value? check if any cloudliunx limit set too low ? please paste a real-time stats screenshot, it'll help to identify the bottleneck, where the problem is, etc.

this process is writing to /tmp/lshttpd/.rtreport.2 and working normally. how about another litespeed process ? to check if there is 3 litespeed processes running: #pstree -p|grep litespeed (1 parent process, 2 child processes)

it's not normal. it means one litespeed is doing nothing ? you can strace 2 litespeed processes and determine which one is idle.

quick comment: 1.run "top -c" on command line, see if litespeed process is often on top lines(which consume most CPU) 2.these cache can co-exist 3.default setting should be ok, usually you needn't take time on these settings if no performance issue human found. however, cache setting...

you can use http://www.webpagetest.org/ to test website's performance. it should give much more detail than pingdom. and everyone can access the test result once you provide the URL, so we can discuss about it easily.

hmm ... the home page of solidshellsecurity.com is powered by litespeed. feel good and wondering what's CMS it's using :)

have you built matching php after install litespeed plugin for cPanel ?

if the virtual host comes from apache's httpd.conf, refer http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewritelog use RewriteLog and RewriteLogLevel directive if the virtual host is lsws native one, lsws admin console->Virtual Hosts->select the vhost ->Rewrite-> Enable...

don't see any special in the .htaccess file. can you enable rewritelog and set log level to 9, then check error.log for detail about rewrite issue ?

yes, you've catched the detail error. then please following this wiki: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:php:lsapi:troubleshoot the error you saw is addressed in the wiki. there are many others, should help you to build lsphp5 successfully.

please scroll down the end of the build window, the detail error message is there. you just saw the summary error message at top of the window.

the URL is ok which is php 4.4.9 where did you see the error message ? please provide more info.

the 1st one: > 3 (number of variables)

no, it's not much related. do you know how many variables will be cached ? say there are 100 variables, then set user_entries_hint a bit larger than 100, e.g., 120 will avoid fragmentation.

no, user_entries_hint is number of enties, each entry size is 100kb if your guess right.

FYI: http://serverfault.com/questions/14613/how-can-i-see-how-much-bandwidth-each-apache-virtual-host-is-using it provide an sample with only 1 line awk script.