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maybe relate to symbol link ... can you change "allow symbol links" etc and see if 4.1.1 works fine.

when access www.timkhachhang.com/site/demo/ an empty page return.

add /usr/local/lsws/share/autoindex to open_basedir, will resolve it. can modify open_basedir in php.ini

yes, please refer our wiki page, Licenses section: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php

no problem. in fact, many sites are running litespeed + joomla. litespeed is compatible with apache, including mod_rewrite.

that should due to wordpress script does the redirect, it only runs at a particular port which is set by admin at admin page. usually app won't care of which port it's running. you may have to switch to litespeed for running a short while, then switch back to apache, to test litespeed.

probably because php running as different user under apache and lsws #ls -al /tmp/sess_* to know which user create the session files. php process(or apache with mod_php) creates them.

no, should not. if you can work out a test case, can reproduce the 503 error, that should be very helpful.

can you send the screenshot of realtime stats? how to: lsws admin console -> Actions -> Real-Time Stats

please try latest 4.1.1(if you have installed 4.1.1, do Force Reinstall). it fixed a cookie related issue. if still problem, please open a new thread and give more detail info of the issue.

by default, mod_rewrite is enabled. if you're using native configured virtual host instead of reading apache's httpd.conf, need set "Allow Override": lsws admin console(:7080) -> Configure -> Server -> General -> Allow Override: uncheck "None", check all others similar settings at vhost...

please do Force Reinstall 4.1.1 now. the cookie issue may disappear. Will work better than apache in this regards as well!

for wordpress site, install "WP supercache" plugin can boost the performance. we have a few items of paid services FYI: https://store.litespeedtech.com/store/cart.php?gid=5

to check license status: #/usr/local/lsws/bin/lshttpd -V

as long as it runs every 10 minutes, it's ok :) how about the cache files' time stamp now?

I don't think there is any difference between install and re-install. can you install the latest 4.1.1 again? if still fail, we can log in your server and take a look.

ok. have you followed this wiki to install litespeed: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:apache:ezcpanel How to convert your cPanel server to LiteSpeed in 20 minutes

sorry, looks the blog need update. should be: add one line at the end of /etc/crontab: */10 * * * * root find /tmp/diskcache -type f -mmin +8 -delete 2>/dev/null in your case, replace above /tmp/diskcache to /dev/shm/lsdiskcache

how do you know that?

your cron job looks not work right. please paste your cron job here