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glad to know the good news. regarding upload progress bar, it depends on what upload script you're using. for flashed based upload, actually "upload progress bar" working well for 4.0.x. however, if the upload progress bar is implemented by perl or php script, then only 4.1 works.

recompile will the job. if you'd not compile the whole php, but apc.so only, refer this wiki: http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:php:opcode_cache PHP Opcode Cache: APC How to setup proper opcode caching for PHP

are you using cPanel or not? if using cPanel, build PHP in EasyApache, include APC, then build matching php in cPanel litepeed plugin; if not, using litespeed admin console(:7080), Actions->Compile PHP->select PHP version->Next in Add-on Modules, check "APC (Opcode Cache)"

maybe this blog post http://blog.litespeedtech.com/2009/07/22/trouble-shooting-for-high-load-php-driven-site/ can give you some clue.

no, no special library required

yes, same option, but AIO only works in 4.1 although you can select it in 4.0.20, it's just ignored.

sorry, simple install 4.1. in litespeed's case, new version won't override older versions, and can switch between them by one button click. so I say "in parallel" but caused confusion.

install 4.1 in parallel with 4.0.20, enable AIO, may improve I/O a lot. admin console->Server->Tuning->Use Asynchronized disk I/O (AIO):Yes

since it looks like to be an opcode related issue, can you disable opcode cache and see if any improvement.

as long as php script running well, no need change the location of php.ini for example in cPanel, when Build Match PHP, the php.ini is same as EasyApache, not "litespeed one" either.

yes, because apache and litespeed are running at the same time, and apache at port 80, litespeed at port 2080 --- In fact Mike's test result was correct: apache don't support AddType application/x-httpd-php53 php it's a litespeed unique feature. :) we have a wiki page for the detail setting...

ok. please PM the access.

without AddType/AddHandler in .htaccess, is .php working by web access(not command line)?

how about adding AddHandler application/x-httpd-php53 .php to .htaccess as well

tested, apply for 4.1RC4.

tested on cPanel, php suExec enabled, lsws 4.0.20(latest) AddType application/x-httpd-php53 php in .htaccess working as expected. and checked your attached images, looks all ok. so no idea as well ... just FYI: AllowOverride FileInfo is checked? is any other AddType working in that...

tested in our lab, working as expected. check your vhost document root's user:group for example, assume $VH_ROOT=/usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT $DOC_ROOT=$VH_ROOT/html then #ls -ald /usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT/html drwxr-xr-x 28 razva razva 4096 Apr 2 09:30 html restart lsws, you'll see...

then all virtual hosts are configured through admin console(i.e., native configure)? should be: admin console->Virtual Hosts->select a vhost->Basic-> ExtApp Set UID Mode: DocRoot UID

sorry, my last post was mistaken. suExec usually enables with severs+control panel(cPanel,Plesk,directAdmin etc) when select: Load Apache Configuration:Yes ... PHP suEXEC:Yes if not load apache configuration file, all other options under 'Using Apache Configuration File' including 'PHP suEXEC'...

please use Admin Console -> Configuration -> Server -> General -> Using Apache Configuration File -> PHP suEXEC = Yes