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may need proper DNS setting. if you access folder.domain.tld/xxx, the browser "correct" it as domain.tld/xxx, you won't be able to access www.folder.domain.tld/webpage.html but www.domain.tld/webpage.html or set folder.domain.tld a valid "A Record" in dns setting. if I understand right.

if you run in "PHP suEXEC" mode, try increase "PHP suEXEC Max Conn", the default 5 may be a bit low for some sites like music/video download.

which OS? linux or Mac?

which platform ? check if both lsws binary and OS are 32-bit, don't try 32-bit binary run on 64-bit OS.

Thanks for the sharing.

can you try: edit /home/pcshop/public_html/includes/config.php delete or comment following 2 lines: #define('COMPILER_INCLUDE_PATH', dirname(__FILE__).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'src'); #define('COMPILER_COLLECT_PATH', dirname(__FILE__).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'stat');

is functions.php at /home/pcshop/public_html/app/code/core/Mage/Core/functions.php ?

access the website now and ok. The issue should have been resolved.

please manually upgrade to 4.0.13. this may be a bug existing in 4.0.11/4.0.12, but not sure.

tested on our lab, set ErrorLog /tmp/error.log at virtual host level. it works. please check if any permission issue for /var/log?

please find the detail error message which is in the lower part of the same PHP build page.

OK. please try add /home/xxxx/public_html to include_path in php.ini and restart lsws. see if those errors disappear.

apache and litespeed use different php binary. it looks the problem at php include_path setting. can you compare the phpinfo() output, regarding "include_path"?

where are the location of Mage/Core/functions.php and Varien/Autoload.php in your magento installation?

Sorry, looks like I didn't read carefully your original question. then how about set folder /images as 0755 and files under /images as 0644? that should work. otherwise looks like an issue.

In my memory(not search it at the moment), execution bit for folder determine user can enter the folder or not. so for 755, all users(owner,group and other user) are permitted to enter the folder, while 644 means no user including owner can't enter the folder. only root can enter the folder.

No. when you compile the PHP, need "Configure Parameters", it should include "--with-mysql". the default one may be --with-mysqli --with-zlib --with-gd --enable-shmop --enable-track-vars --enable-sockets --enable-sysvsem --enable-sysvshm --enable-magic-quotes --enable-mbstring --with-iconv...

check if lsphp5 is built with this option: --with-mysql

lsphp5 is a file not a directory. where lsws installed in your server?

what's the output on your server? $ps -ef|grep mysql and #/path/to/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 -i|grep default_socket