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it's strange there are so many lines in your .xml. where the leading "- " come from ?

can you paste the /usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml here

please download and install 4.1.11 to see if it's ok.

get the 4.1.12 download link from the download page first, then change 4.1.12 to 4.1.11 to get the 4.1.11 link.

if concern about magento performance, should run php in non-suExec mode and enable opcode cache. I checked the httpd_config.xml, it's configured to run php in suExec mode.

just read apache's mod_vhost_alias document, I think lsws not support it yet(I'll correct it later if this is wrong). not sure if lsws's "Virtual Host Templates" is close to your demand.

the native vhost format is .xml. you can refer the default vhost configuration file /usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT/conf/vhconf.xml and write your conversion script from ZWS -> litespeed. the server's configuration file is /usr/local/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml

please test upload on 4.1.11 4.1.12 will be there, it's easy to switch between 4.1.11 and 4.1.12 in lsws admin console->Actions->Version Manager

have you done same tests before 4.1.12 ?

these values looks ok. but lose this one: in Litespeed: Server–>Tuning–>Max Request Body Size (bytes)

lsws can read and parse apache's httpd.conf just fill this section: Server->General->Using Apache Configuration File

replied in http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showpost.php?p=32502&postcount=36 but this thread is better place to follow up.

please refer http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:php:uploadprogress_bar 4.File Uploads Configuration Options check if those limits are set correctly.

solved -- the .htaccess file format error, lines not break correctly. change to fixed it p.s. it's running latest 4.1.12

copy pageGlow_left.png under /forum, will http://.../forum/pageGlow_left.png show 404 error ?

so please check: lsws admin console -> Configuration -> Server -> HT Access -> Allow Override and similar setting in your vhost -> general -> HT Access -> Allow Override uncheck None, and check all others, then restart lsws

the htaccess itself is ok without any change. are you using lsws native vhost or read apache's config file httpd.conf ?

yes, page cache should be off, but opcode cache(APC or XCache) is different. you can google to find the answer yourself.

you can start from 2-CPU license. likely php will be the bottle-neck, best to disable php suExec so opcode cache(APC, xcache) can work to boost php performance. compare with apache, litespeed will use less memory and cpu load is lower.

have you tried wp-super cache instead of W3-total cache? if wp-super cache works well, then the issue is narrowed down.