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I guess 32bit binaries are gone ? https://www.litespeedtech.com/packages/5.0/lsws-5.3-std-i386-linux.tar.gz is missing lshttpd :D

Hello, litespeed (5.2.3 on linux x86 std) process is using 100% cpu whenever I try to upload a file to a php7 (ubuntu 16.04) handler through fpm. I will try to switch to lsapi but I was wondering if it was considered a non issue since unsupported or a bug to be squashed ? thanks.

Hi, I recently upgraded my server to Ubuntu 16.04LTS and switched php to fastcgi+fpm, being tired of compiling lsapi manually for each security release. Everything works but sometimes software using header() replies cause a premature end of response header / abort request..., code: 4 and I can't...

1) Ubuntu 10.04LTS amd64 2) 4.1.10std 3) PHP 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.10 FCGI+PHP-FPM 2012-01-18 21:06:12.384 [ERROR] HttpListener::start(): Can't listen at address *:80: Address already in use! 2012-01-18 21:06:12.384 [ERROR] HttpServer::addListener(*:80) failed to create new listener 2012-01-18...

Hello, using lsws standard 4.0.13 on linux, autoindex can't display file sizes above 2GB (unsigned int), it shows negatives or wrapped numbers instead.

Hello, is scgi supported? it seems not (I only see FastCGI).. thanks.

Hello, if for some reason lsws admin cannot write config files (because of wrong write permissions), it won't show any error but silently discard the change without mentionning that the server is to be restarted. I noticed this by updating contexts. Version is 4.0.10 on linux.

Hello, after upgrading to LSWS 3.3.18 (from 3.3.15) on linux 32bit, the following rewrite rules used on Joomla stopped working: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(/component/option,com) [NC,OR] ##optional - see notes## RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} (/|\.htm|\.php|\.html|/[^.]*)$...

Hello, I am running Litespeed Web Server Standard v3.3.15 on linux x86-32bit. when I try to fetch a 2.2GB iso file, I get a 404. If I truncate the file to a few MBs I can download it just fine. What could possibly cause this? thanks.

Using 3.3.9-std on linux: if one enables 'own log file' access logging for a vhost and restart said vhost, logfile gets created with root ownership. Chown the file to the LSWS user to get it working. On a not so related note, docs/Trouble_QA.html bug section should link to this forum and not...