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yes lsws admin console->Server->General->Load Apache Configuration:Yes

http://www.php.net/manual/en/com.installation.php however, http://www.php.net/manual/en/com.requirements.php: so your php script can't run on linux + php + apache(or litespeed)

you can add following rewrite rules: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteRule ^(.*)(/index.html|/||/index.php)$ - [F,L] note: the rule is at virtual host level, not in .htaccess

yes, it looks the problem is 2 Content-Type in response header

please try add following line in .htaccess under document root to see if it becomes ok.

my test: before add json application/json into mime.properties, #curl -I 127.0.0.1/a.json HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2012 12:26:01 GMT Server: LiteSpeed/4.1.13 Enterprise Accept-Ranges: bytes Connection: Keep-Alive Keep-Alive: timeout=5, max=100 ETag: "27-5049e7af-f782c3" Last-Modified...

looks like php/xcache related issues, not litespeed specific. should have same issue when running under apache. question: php suExec enabled or not? check your setting of: lsws admin console->Configuration ->Server->General->PHP suEXEC

i.e., logs/bytes.log equal to $VH_ROOT/logs/bytes.log

is your host "Serverius Holding B.V." ? please contact them.

there is another general way to do it: lsws admin console->Configuration->Virtual Hosts: select a vhost ->General->Apache Style configurations enter LogFormat "%O %I" bytes_log_format CustomLog /usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT/logs/bytes.log bytes_log_format will generate the bytes log file...

it should be possible, but need be familiar with Xfilesharing We'd like to know where the problem is. but it's a bit difficult since need monitor the site for a long time because of randomly happen. p.s., what's your lsws version, and have you tried force-reinstall to latest version ?

should not be possible. maybe your site's traffic is idle ? if so, you can generate some traffic and test again. also, you can create a script to access apc.php for 100 or 1000 times, grep "Uptime" and "apc.mmap_file_mask" every time, should be able to see 2 values.

yes, please. we study the option -disable-apc-mmap in 2 ways: 1.by reading the APC source code 2.actual tests as we pointed out in previous thread: it not working at all. --enable-apc-mmap is enabled by default since APC 3.0.18. so it's a better method than --disable-apc-mmap which is...

- litespeed uptime is good, but - apc uptime is bad if you refresh the apc stats page repeatly, check the apc.mmap_file_mask value, like /tmp/apc.nyEjzk, you should see 2 different files, corresponding 2 groups of lsphp5.

I think you can work a quick solution to work around it. for example, create a cron job to run every minute, to process the bytes log file created by lsws. here's an example: #mv lsws_bytes.log tmp.log #your_translate.sh tmp.log > tmp2.log #cat tmp2.log >> da_bytes.log #rm -f tmp.log...

please see if same issue as http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=6189

apparently it's hardcoded at present. maybe can add this feature -- will report the request. any other issue when you convert directadmin vhost to lsws native vhost?

CPanel compatible bandwidth log format looks to be "%{%s}t %I .\n%{%s}t %O ." you are right, for native vhost, the bytes log format is fixed and not customizable. can you share what's directadmin's bytes log format?

what's your current bytes log format setting? search "CustomLog" in apache's httpd.conf maybe 2nd field "131075" is the image size(128k). and the first field is the time stamp.