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check if /home/folder/domain.com is readable by user "lsadm" admin console is running as process "admin_php" as lsadm

a suggestion: using RewriteRule instead of Files,order,allow/deny from in /home/username/public_html/store/.htaccess Options -Indexes RewriteEngine On RewriteRule \.php$ - [F] in /home/username/public_html/store/myimages/.htaccess Options +Indexes RewriteEngine On RewriteRule...

disable suEXEC, then build opcode cache, like eAccelerator, should improve a lot for a busy php site.

OK for MySQL --- litespeed and apache are matching pd -ef or pstree -p can see how many lsphp5 processes are running you may try eAccelerator to speed up php code execution. the main difference of your site may be apache running on mod_php(not suEXEC or mod_suphp) while litespeed running in...

comparing output of phpinfo() under apache and litespeed, check mysql related info, if they are same, then it's sure "you use the same PHP mysql client library for LiteSpeed and Apache PHP".

one of the demo sites http://www.one.myvivvo.com/ should have same code as yours(the flash part) I extracted its flash part, it can be simplified as <embed type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="mediaplayer.swf" style="" id="box_video_headline_container_mediaplayer"...

can you give an example?

have you tried set "PHP suEXEC" to "Yes"(instead of "User's Home Directory Only")?

litespeed has a "Restrained" setting on vhost: http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/vhostsecurity/#restrained (vhost->Basic->Restrained:Yes) I think it's what you want. But since your vhost is not configured natively in lsws, you may need check webmin-virtualmin if it has...

looks your php is running as "nobody". need grant "nobody" read and execute permissions. current permission of /home/nadirloc/public_html is 750. try: chmod 751 /home/nadirloc/public_html if still fail, try chmod 755 /home/nadirloc/public_html

I did tests base on your code. Here's my result: 1. can reproduce if same code as yours 2. following code(i.e., add enctype) <form method=post action="pictureform.php" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="FILE" name="userpic" id="userpic" size="30"> <input type=submit> </form>...

I just did test on localhost(4.0.13 standard version), it's working as expected. rewrite rule: /a/b/test.php when access directly: http://localhost/a/block/test.html 403 Forbidden when access via http://localhost/a/b/test.php output content of /a/block/test.html

if it works under apache, should work under litespeed. wonder how it works under apache?

what's the permission of the directory? #ls -ald /home/nadirloc #ls -ald /home/nadirloc/public_html

is manual update working? steps: ssh to /path/to/lsws/autoupdate wget 4.0.13...tar.gz tar zxvf 4.0.13...tar.gz cd 4.0.13 ./install.sh please try this if update is urgent for you.

refer - http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:ruby_rails_easy Ruby On Rails Easy Configuration with LiteSpeed Web Server 2.2+

best you record the 503 error rates by grep error.log. e.g., before and after adjust the lsws settings, how many 503 errors in a period(1 hour, 12 hours etc). so we can see if any improvement.

re-read post #4-#6 of this thread :)

run chmod 710 /opt/lsws/admin/tmp if still not, simply chmod 777 /opt/lsws/admin/tmp

Sounds this is what you want? http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/misc/rewriteguide.html The example in above URL explain the detail.