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Thanks, I'll give it a go. Scott

After the internal redirect a few times I have seen a server generated error page starting with "Were sorry but something went wrong...... there is nothing in the log file... I'd say it has happened 3 times in 50 redirects. Scott

I get the following three errors every time the server starts 2008-05-30 21:54:41.083 ERROR [config:template:centralConfigLog] Listener [Default] does not exist 2008-05-30 21:54:41.085 ERROR [config:template:PHP_SuEXEC] Listener [Default] does not exist 2008-05-30 21:54:41.088 ERROR...

It appears that Safari and IE choke on having spaces in the redirect address. Not to surprising. Firefox has no problem. Rails must have a built in path tool to convert it to a safe href? Scott

I'm using Internal Redirect to send large files. Here's my function: def sendfile @name = session[:jobname] + ".zip" filename = ":public/download/" + @name headers["Location"] = filename redirect_to(filename) end It works fine on Firefox but Safari and IE7 hang for...

Thanks for the quick reply.. And thanks for the awesome webserver... I'll update that Wiki right now... Scott

I figured it out. Simpler than I though... def sendfile @name = session[:jobname] + ".zip" filename = "public/download/" + @name headers["Location"] = filename redirect_to(filename) end Is this forum actually monitored by Litespeed? I hope I haven't chosen...

Can you show me an example of how to use the internal_redirect?? thanks, Scott

disregard, I'm an idiot! file permissions got me thanks, Scott

I'm not sure if this should go in Install/Configuration or here? I just installed isws and the ruby-lsapi gem. I have been using mongrel for months with no problems. I have a small rails web site(50 pages) already running for about 4 months. I'm ready to deploy. I set up lsws per Bob...

I just subscribed to Freashmeat so I'm notified of the next release. I will test the new feature, user settable destination for all dynamic files, when it is available. thanks, Scott

OK, that would be very helpful for us. If you know of any other files that are created on the fly if you could surface the destination variable for user configuration that would be great.. Scott

OK, I thought there might be a configuration setting that could be removed or inserted that would do it... thanks, Scott

The socket files .cgid.sock and another are being created in /lsws/admin/conf I need this to be done on a ram drive. I was able to specify where to create the php.sock file but can't find where to do this with .cgid.sock? In other words I need dynamic files, logs, sockets, etc created in a...

Our web servers are embedded and ussually will be on a private network. I would like to not have teh autoupdate service run at all. Is there a way to safely remove it? Scott

Thanks. That did it. I had moved the installation from my dev machine to the embedded server. Once I changed all the directorys and files owner:group attributes to nobody:nobody it fired right up. This is truely a great product. Scott

After installing LSWS on Redhat 9.0 with the 2.6.5 kernel I am having problems with a couple things.. The webserver serves up the default home page, the PHP, user login, not found page, and access denied links all work. The Hellowworld CGI page fails with the following error: 503...

We are tyring to install the server on a space limited device and need to trim any access baggage. I noticed that there is a 2 MB file /admin/fcgi-bin/admin_php and what looks to be an identical file /fcgi-bin/php Instead of having both files, can I make one of them a link to the other...