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Delta and Falls Overland (DZFO)
Feel the splash of the Okavango Delta from a dugout mokoro canoe and the mists of majestic Victoria Falls—described by the local Kololo people as "the smoke that thunders". Experience the colours, culture and scenery of Zambia, Botswana and Nambia on this well-packed nine-day adventure. Meet the San Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert and the elephants of Chobe National Park. With a knowledgeable CEO leading the way, travel aboard our overland truck is well paced and wilderness camping will keep you in the thick of the action. Prepare yourself for an utterly unique African experience.
Highlights: Meeting the San bushmen on the fringes of the Kalahari Desert, Getting into the wild with game walks, dug-out canoe rides, and wilderness camping in the Okavango Delta, Cruising the Chobe River at sunset, Getting wet at the mighty Victoria falls.
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Dunes, Deltas and Falls (DZLD)
If you want to soak up the colours, culture and scenery of this incredible region, this is the ultimate expedition into southwestern Africa. Experience game drives, leave footprints on the world's highest sand dunes, wonder at the majesty of Victoria Falls and canoe game-rich deltas. Our overland trucks are an adventurous and inexpensive way to see the highlights while wilderness camping will bring you closer to the region's wildlife—drift off to sleep to the call of cranes and awake to the rustle of elephants grazing on nearby riverbanks.
Highlights: Tracking the 'Big 5', witnessing Victoria Falls, cruising the Chobe River at sunset, camping in African wilderness, meeting the San bushmen, trying adrenaline activities, soak up Cape Town's culture.
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With the mission to develop, encourage and cultivate young talent and young audiences, Jasmin Vardimon Company has formed JV2, delivering a new one-year further education certificate. Tomorrow presents the debut tour of this year's JV2, a vibrant and fresh new group of 10 young international dancers, hand-picked by Artistic Director Jasmin Vardimon.
Showcasing the performing talent of tomorrow, this triple bill stages three new works. Former JVC dancer Mafalda Deville creates athletically challenging work with an alluring visual style. Fellow JVC dancer Tim Casson presents an intricate new piece inspired by the music processes of American Folktronica duo, 'The Books' and aims to capture the spirit of their distinctive sound. Award-winning choreographer Jasmin Vardimon (Associate Artist of Sadler's Wells) identifies scenes from her celebrated repertoire, transforming favourite moments from Park, Justitia, 7734 and Yesterday into a new experience.
Tickets: Full £10/ GulbCard £8/ Student £6/GulbCard Student and Gulbenkian Education Network £5
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The French statistical office Insee is scheduled to release consumer confidence survey results at 2.45 am ET. The confidence index is forecast to drop slightly to 89 in June from 90 in May.
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Laughter will fill Eastern Kentucky University's Keen Johnson Ballroom June 8 when southern comedienne Etta May comes to town for Model Laboratory School's first annual fundraising event.
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Bridging the gap between public misconceptions about police officers and the reality of what's behind the uniform can be a daunting task. But, a growing program at Madison County middle schools is helping break down those barriers.
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Hearing The Who a few clips back reminded me of this rare live performance from April '68 of one of their lesser known songs...."Little Billy"....
It never did get that single release, although the studio version turned up on "Odds & Sods" 6 years later....
Starts off with Pete explaining the concept behind the song....
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Eurovision singer Esther Ofarim is still singing at the age of 70, here she is though in 1979 with Randy Newman's 'In Germany Before the War'. Hauntingly wonderful . . . I'm looking at the river, but I'm thinking of the sea
You might think Aberdeen's song Clouds Like These is just a twee little pop song, but you have to admire a woman who can write and sing the following line: "I liked you better with your trousers around your ankles". That's my kind of girl!
Here's Vampire Weekend and the final track from their debut LP, the beautiful The Kids Don't Stand A Chance. Remembering the crumstock thread on this page, the instrument that comes in at 1:22 is a chamberlin (see link:Chamberlin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia). I love the instrumental outro, drop dead gorgeous!
One of my all time favourite bands.
Well.......its been some time since we heard any Chantal, so here she is back again with this clip from Nov '66......
Some rather nice guitar sound in this.....
Sgt S
ps note the lack of any imagination put into her stage set-up....
Can you imagine that now...
Mixed bag this morning, bit of
and a bit of
Echo & The Bunnymen, Liverpool's New Wave mix of The Doors and Leonard Cohen, with their epic closing and title track to their 4th LP Ocean Rain (1984). The French orchestra is excellent here (LP was partly recorded in Paris).
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What I am listening to now? At the moment, a lady who is sitting a few yards from me, in the Hemel Hempstead Library, munching very loudly some food. It is driving me mad. Mad! Mad! Mad, I tell you!
Alan French.
Going through a major Suzanne Vega retrospective (songs & videos), one of my favourite artists. I'm surprised that she's not been posted on this thread before (maybe before I joined). Next week I'll post a song a day from her 7 studio LPs. If you think she's a one-hit wonder with Luka, I hope to change your minds next week. She's not just a folkie either, she has experimented with sounds and rhythms from house to techno to found sounds which she has made distinctively her own (check out Woman on the Tier). She has also been at the forefront of new technologies. Her Tom's Diner (with DNA remix) was the first MP3, and she was the first major artist to give a live concert by her avatar on Second Life.
Meanwhile, here are two stand-alone singles. Book and a Cover was one of two new tracks (the other being Rosemary on the b-side, hmmm might post that later as a brilliant b-side) used to promote her first compilation LP Tried & True (1998). Love this video, and the chorus always puts a huge grin on my face.
Left of Center was not on any of her LPs as it was written for the soundtrack of the John Hughes 1986 movie Pretty in Pink (and yes, it does use Psychedelic Furs brilliant song as the title track). The brilliant piano work is by the UK's Joe Jackson. The video is so mid-80s US, all powder pastels (especially blue and pink) and Molly Ringwald stylings.
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Not only must it suck to have your mugshot taken at all.. but having one made when you're having a bad hair day? It doesn't get any more humiliating. Here are some of the best arrest pics I could find of the worst hairdos with more pics of what I think they look like:
This guy is growing a dirty mustache on his forehead. Not only is the look of the "haircut" in general absolutely disgusting- but to (literally) top it all off, his upper 'stach is looking greasy.
Don't look it in the eye! This Medusa-inspired hairdo fits the man/woman wearing it perfectly. I would say male- but is that mascara running down the cheek?


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Man Accused of Cutting Barbershop Customer with Shears
Police say a 52-year-old DC man argued with the victims about whom had won a foot race near a barbershop.
Bets on which barbershop customer would win a race outside of Big G's Barbershop in the Briggs Chaney section of Silver Spring turned out to be not-so-friendly, according to police.
Eric Rice, 52, faces assault charges after police accused him of cutting a fellow customer's hand with barber's shears after the men argued over who won the race. Rice also is charged with punching a second man.
Officers from Montgomery County police's 3rd District arrived at 13870 Old Columbia Pike around 5:22 p.m. Wednesday, just in time to see Rice, of Northeast DC, punching a 40-year-old in the face, police said.
After speaking with witnesses, officers said Rice and a 28-year-old male, both patrons of the barbershop, had raced each other outside of the shop and that other customers and employees placed bets on the outcome.
Police said that Rice and his race opponent went back inside but couldn't agree on who won. Rice allegedly grabbed a pair of shears from one of the barber stations and began making stabbing motions at his opponent, police said, causing cuts to the man's left hand.
Other customers in the shop were able to get the shears away from Rice and the two men left the barbershop together, along with another person, police said.
It was the third person, a 40-year-old, whom police said they observed Rice punching in the face when they arrived at the barbershop.
Both victims were treated for minor injuries, police said.
Rice was released on personal bond and awaits a court date for first-degree assault, second-degree assault and disorderly conduct.
Jay Levy
10:47 am on Friday, December 21, 2012
OUCH!!!! What's your excuse for using the incorrect preposition "whom" in your subhead? Sub-educated copy editor, maybe?
Whitney Teal
3:23 pm on Friday, December 21, 2012
I'll run that message up the chain. In the meantime, any thoughts on the police events?


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It took forever. It took everything I had and the other team to be full of terrible players but I did it. I got the M.O.A.B. I killed 24 people in one life. It was probably the most intense thing I have done in ages. I'm a little ashamed to say that but it's true. You just invest so much into it and there's this huge rush when you get it. Everything is just so intense, double rainbow intense you might say, and it's the most fun I've had playing that game.
I was on Carbon, a map which I actually kind of like and I was using the MP5. I came one kill off of getting the M.O.A.B once before and it was Carbon as well, so I always felt the expectations rise a little when I go into that map. Anyway, the games before had been pretty lacklustre, hit my specialist bonus a couple of times but nothing greater than twelve kills. So, I wasn't prepared for it but I did have some nice music going and I felt a small rush.
I started the game pretty nicely with a couple of close kills before being shot in the back. I came out again, got some pay back and then was promptly cut down. So, I charge out a third time, straight into a double kill. After that it was just me trying to hit specialist and after what felt like a goddamn century I hit it, that's when shit got intense. Ever since my first close M.O.A.B call on Carbon, I count my kills after I hit specialist. Just, '8, 9, 10,' etc, and usually it stops after 10. This time it kept going and by the time I hit 18, I could barely see from the adrenaline.
There was a couple of really close calls but I kept my cool and ran from those battles, moved and out-flanked people. I lost count around 22 because shit was massively intense. I knew I was close but just not how close. I went down those stairs in that generator like room and run into a guy. Fuck knifing, I just open up with the MP5 and down he goes.
'M.O.A.B awaiting your mark,'
Called it in as soon as I could, ran around to finish off a couple of guys and then got picked off by some guy in a long sight line. By that stage I couldn't care less. I had my big bomb and I was smiling in all my bracered glory.
I think my music played a nice role, keeping me focused on killing and distracted from the streak itself.
I had that song going the entire time. I mean the song ended and I just flipped it back on. It was my lucky charm and I like it.
Now, I can stop playing that damn game.


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Why a lathe? You can use it to make beautiful birthday and Christmas pressies for family and friends and to craft all manner of things to help in other projects. To make yourself a load of wooden kitchen bowls, plates, utensils, etc. To make arrows, door and draw knobs, staffs, axles, beautiful ornaments, flower pots, light shades... The list is endless.
Making a lathe is fun! Designing one yourself and using free or cheap materials is even better.
This instructable shows how I did it. I got ideas from lots of places on the internet (including other instructables - do a search for 'lathe') and formulated my design as I collected materials.
This lathe is made almost exclusively from stuff other people threw away or didn't have use for anymore, and a big part of the challenge is creatively using these readily available materials. You will probably want to vary your own design from mine, as you will inevitably find you can get your hands on different bits. Don't worry though I will try my best to offer techniques and advice (including where the best places are to get stuff), anyway it is much more exciting when you have a hand in the design process. I would love to hear what you guys use to make your designs.
A more complete and up to date set of instructions for this project and videos of the lathe, and other bits and bobs can be found on our blog at: http://www.floweringelbow.co.uk
I use some basic power tools in making this, and I meddled (carefully!) with mains voltage, so the usual safety precautions must apply. Always wear eye and ear protection when using power tools and lung protection when making dust. Be very careful and get qualified help (if you need it) with main voltage etc.
The lathe itself can be very dangerous, following good practice, and designing in safety, is the best method of staying out of harms way. I will hopefully cover some of these points, but ultimately you're doing this at your own risk, so please take care!
Step 1: Acquiring the motor
If you do get a washing machine motor try and grab the whole machine - then in the comfort of your own home you can take your time to work out how the wiring went. If like me you were on a time budget to get it away from your parents sub-Arctic outside shed just cut it out and get as much of the electronics as possible.
To extract the motor, turn the machine upside-down and you should be able to see the motor. It is now simply a case of unbolting it from its mountings.
These motors can be run off both DC and AC making them quite versatile little beasties.
In the picture I am testing the motor with a DC bench supply, made from an old computer PSU (power supply unit - check out Sitnalta's instructable). DO NOT CONNECT THE MOTOR TO MAINS VOLTAGE without any load attached. Series wound motors have no theoretical limit to their speed and the centrifugal forces can fling the motor armature apart! Even with a modest load a direct connection to 240V mains is a bad idea, as the speeds are likely to strain the bearings, brushes and frame - all of which are not designed for unlimited power without a hefty mechanical load.
Another way to test a motor of this sort without a bench-top supply is to attach a 1000W electric heater wire between the brushes. The current passing through the resistance wire should be enough to limit the speed of the motor.
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Cool, post a pic and let us know how it turns out...
Not sure on the pvc front - if it is conduit, you may find it difficult to chuck up and turn without it flexing about a lot. A length of wood turned to size and pushed inside the pipe might help you...
It might take some experimentation. If you are going to try with hand tools (in the same way you would turn wood), I am not sure how easily it would be to take fine cuts on PVC without the tool 'digging in'. A fixed cutting tool and holder would probably be much better. Saying that I would probably give it a go - just make sure the cutting tool is sharp and you are using good technique (it makes a big difference as to whether you will 'dig in' and ruin the work piece or not) so practice on scraps first. Read/watch plenty of turning tutorials before you start making shavings.
Good luck.
I was lucky in that I found the faceplate with the old motor I used for the spindle shaft... It fit perfectly...
Good luck with you lathe - would love to see an instructable or slideshow of your work :)
Thanks for the comment - good luck!
I actually lent the lathe to a friend about a year ago now. I have been thinking about making a new one, for turning absolutely massive stuff - one day...
There are mods I would do to this one, if I was building it over again. Like I would build in some kind of 'feedback' into the motor speed regulation - so that I could get better speed control under variable loads - It is quite annoying the way it slows down when you are roughing out a blank with some 'vigour'. And I did always intend to make a digital display of the spindle rpm, using the motor's built in tachometer...
Anyway, your post has reminded me that at some point I should get the lathe back from my friend - It has been away so long, it is now quite difficult to find a space for it in the workshop now ;-)
Are you planning to use scrap for you lathe? If you want any feedback on your metal lathe designs, I would be happy to take a look.
Thanks again, B.
Cheers, B.
It's great, although I'd also advice people inspired to be cautious, 1hp or 240AC can do a lot of irreversible damage.
Already made some bongos with it ?
Looked like a good instructable. Loving the solid state speed control. My lathe has a belt but the two pulley don't match so I'm constantly having to adjust the motor mount to get an appropriate tension when changing speed. Tedious.
I guess now you need a nice tailstock to turn between centres and you'll be totally versatile :)
Why don,t you read the instructable before shouting your mouth off.
Also cheap tools anneal easily when you sharpen them on the grinder, causing you to constantly have to resharpen the tools.
Making your own lathe is fun and can save you a few hundred dollars but don't screw around with cheap gouges.
Lathes are easily balanced and are often called upon to turn unbalanced jobs. It is called using balancing weights. Beyond that all lathes can be potentially extremely dangerous, it is just physics. So I'm not too sure what your point is with your comment. Personal vendetta against HF maybe?
I agree with Shantinath and Kearney's comments on this, but I would like to know in what way you thought it particularly dangerous? I could think of a million ways it is dangerous, but it is all about assessing the risks and making a considered judgement right? I have lots to learn, so it maybe you have spotted something I missed or didn't think carefully enough about?
thanks for the comments..
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Minor bug fixes
Fixed a bug that cause LSWS crash when cache is enabled.
Fixed a bug in SSI engine.
PHP 5.3.8 has been added to PHP build utility.
Web Server 4.1.3
Minor bug fixes
Improved IPv6 support when loading Apache httpd.conf.
Improved bad request detection to avoid accidentally blocking IP while accessing non-configured HTTPS web site.
Fixed a bug that causes problem when uploading a large file.
Fixed a bug that causes file descriptor leak when page cache is in use.
Fixed a bug in SSI engine.
Fixed a bug in tracking HTTPS connections in-use.
Fixed bugs in real-time statistics.
Web Server 4.1.2
Minor feature enhancements and bug fixes
Improved cache hash algorithm.
Fixed various bugs reported from 4.1.1 release.
Web Server 4.1.1
Minor feature enhancements and bug fixes
Added private cache support.
Display cache related statistics in real-time status report.
Fixed various bugs reported from 4.0 release.
Web Server 4.1
Major feature enhancements
Added support for AIO (Asynchronized disk I/O) to greatly improve performance for servers with heavy Disk I/O.
Added support for HTTPS SNI (Server Name Indication), allowing multiple secured sites sharing one IP.
Added support for mod_security 2.5 rule sets.
Added connection level detailed status in real-time status page of web admin console.
Compatible with upload progress bar.
Added support for H.264 streaming.
Reduced memory usage when thousands of virtual hosts configured through Apache httpd.conf.
All bug fixes in 4.0.x branch have been included.
Web Server 4.0.20
Minor feature enhancements and bug fixes
Added support for Cloud Linux SecureLVE.
Added a new response header "x-litespeed-cache-control" to allow program to control LiteSpeed page cache behavior.
Common cache control values are supported like no-cache, no-store, public, private, max-ages.
Changed the status code of "Request Timeout" from 408 to 500; this is to avoid client retrying automatically.
Retrying requests are limited to 30 seconds to avoid being processed for too long.
Updated openssl to 0.9.8r.
Fixed missing download url of mail header, suhosin patch for latest php version in web admin console – phpbuild.
Web Server 4.0.19
Minor feature enhancements and bug fixes
Improved internal Cache feature:
Last modified header will be checked and return 304 if it has not changed.
Added response header "X-LiteSpeed-Cache hit" if content is served from cache.
Added "CACHE_HIT=1" environment variable, this can be used in customized access log.
Fixed encoding error related to gzip handling of cached copy.
Improved cPanel whm EasyApache Hooks handling.
Improved compatibility with ISPconfig.
Improved performance under LVE.
Upgraded openssl to 0.9.8q, php build to 5.2.17 and 5.3.5.
Web Server 4.0.18
Minor feature enhancements and bug fixes
Improved mod_security compatibility.
Add timeout option for graceful restart.
Added logic to take care of orphaned php processes.
Improved cache functionality.
Improved clean up logic for temporary files.
New features in cPanel WHM plug-in: Added EasyApache Integration: Build new php binary through EasyApache will automatically build matching php for LiteSpeed, and manual switch between Apache and LiteSpeed while building php is no longer needed. Fixed directory issues in building matching php add-on modules.
Web Server 4.0.17
Minor feature enhancements and bug fixes
Added Apache mod_actions support.
Added configurable option "Ignore Apache Modules" to bypass unwanted Apache modules.
Added configurable option for turning off ModSecurity directives in htaccess.
Improved Web Admin PHP build tool, which can build multiple opcode cache at same time, also added memcache build option.
Improved rewrite engine.
Improved lswsctrl script.
Web Server 4.0.16
Minor feature enhancements and bug fixes
Implemented a fix for cPanel signal 9 problem.
Improved mod_security support.
Implemented gzip cache daily cleanup feature.
Improved CloudLinux LVE support, compatible with future CloudLinux releases.
There are minor bug fixes and feature enhancements
Web Server 4.0.15
Security update and Minor bug fixes
Security fix for null-byte exploit from script.
Fixed a bug in SSI engine.
A bug in web admin has been fixed that when there is only one external app for status page.
Web Server 4.0.14
Major feature enhancements
CloudLinux Lightweight Virtual Environment (LVE) support has been added.
Support for Interworx hosting control panel has been added.
A bug in Server Side Include runtime has been fixed.
License management in cPanel WHM plugin has been improved
There are minor bug fixes and tuning.
Web Server 4.0.13
Minor bug fixes and Security enhancements
Address CSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery) attack that you are tricked to click on an untrusted link while you login to the Web Admin console.
Added Anti-DDoS blocked IP list in real-time status report page.
Fine tuned graceful restart and lswsctrl script.
Web Server 4.0.12
Minor bug fixes and Security enhancements
Updated OpenSSL to 0.9.8l to address TLS man-in-the-middle renegotiation attack.
Fixed a bug in handling HEAD request.
Fixed a bug in SSL error handling.
Fixed a bug that prevents LSWS from reloading Apache httpd.conf when an include file was removed.
Minor improvements in Web Admin console.
Fixed a few minor Apache compatibility issues.
Web Server 4.0.11
Minor bug fixes and Security enhancements
A Bug fixed in php-build script in the admin console, which failed to parse config options in certain cases.
Fixed a bug which causes random 500 error when running some CGI scripts.
Adding lsadm to the group that the web server running as. This gives the admin console access to most directories served by the web server.
Encrypt username/password for the admin console login, so there is no clear text transferred, sniffer proof.
Some Changes for version management in the admin console: only notify when there is new release available, do not automatically download the binary.
Some validation and security enhancements implemented.
Web Server 4.0.10
Minor bug fixes and Security enhancements
Fixed 503 errors and can tolerant PHP crash under certain situation.
Changed admin console to suEXEC mode, which is more secure and stricter on file permissions.
Improved PHP build script in admin console.
Fixed a bug that causes 403 access deny when access file containing symbolic link.
Fixed a few minor Apache compatibility issues.
Web Server 4.0.9
Minor bug fixes
Fixed a bug which caused random 503 errors in 4.0.7 and 4.0.8.
Web Server 4.0.8
Minor bug fixes
Addressed a few bug introduced in 4.0.7.
Web Server 4.0.7
Minor bug fixes and feature enhancements
Added support for compressed Wordpress super cache.
Fixed a bug in RewriteMap handling
Improved compatibility with Apache configuration directives, "AddHandler", "SetHandler".
Web Server 4.0.6
Security Fix
Fixed a buffer overflow bug, which was detected by the hacking shield introduced in 4.0.5.
Web Server 4.0.5
Minor Feature/Security Enhancements
Added support for mod_auth_passthrough to seamlessly integrate with cPanel FrontPage extension.
Implemented hacking shield to actively defend hacking attempts of buffer overflow.
Fixed a browser compatibility issue by turning off GZIP compression when there is a custom "Content-Encoding" response header added by CGI script.
Added license management in cPanel/WHM plug-in.
Web Server 4.0.4
Minor Bug Fixes
Improved handling of external redirect by detecting potential loop condition.
Improved error page handling to avoid extra rewrite processing, which caused problem in authentication.
Improved compatibility of mod_security rules handling.
Fixed a bug in cPanel/WHM plug-in, which caused uninstallation not working properly.
Web Server 4.0.3
Minor Bug Fixes
Fixed a bug in symbolic link checking.
Improved Auto Index script on handling special characters.
Improved compatibility of mod_security rules handling.
Improved graceful restart.
www.domain and domain are now treated as different domains.
Added a few xml related mime types to the default configuration.
Web Server 4.0.2
Minor Bug Fixes and Feature Enhancements
Fixed a bug in SSI implementation that may cause lshttpd crash.
Fixed a bug in constrained option for virtual host.
Improved Apache config file loading speed.
(For suEXEC only) Added support for PHPIniDir directive at virtual host level to allow customized php.ini.
(For suEXEC only) Added support for PHPRC environment variable to customize php.ini.
Added suEXEC configuration for server level external applications such as FastCGI, LSAPI.
Web Server 4.0.1
Minor Bug Fixes
Fixed a bug in Process Manager that failed to stop unused processes
Fixed a bug that causes crash when accessing certain UserDir URL
Improved cPanel/WHM plug-in
Minor bug fixes and improvements.
Web Server 4.0
Major Feature Enhancements
mod_cache support
Server Side Include support
mod_security 2.x rule support
Improved mod_security audit log, compatible with cPanel mod_security plug-in.
Large file support for 32bit Linux
reorganized real-time status page
Improved logging (stderr log control, piped logger, file lock for access logging)
Added Rails 2.3 support script using Rack framework.
Improved "Build matching PHP" feature in WHM LSWS plug-in.
Improved mod_rewrite compatibilities.
Minor bug fixes and improvements.
Web Server 3.3.24
Minor Bug Fix
Fixed mailman problem with some cPanel releases.
Improved cPanel RubyOnRail support.
Improved mod_rewrite compatibilities.
Minor bug fixes and improvements.
Web Server 3.3.23
Minor Bug Fix
Fixed a bug that may cause lshttpd crash when access certain page via UserDir format URL.
Fixed a bug that cause fixed 256MB memory limit on non-suEXEC lsphp processes when used with cPanel
Fixed a bug in RailsRunner.rb that causes compatibility problem with Rails 2.2.1
Fixed a bug in virtual host template when referencing $VH_DOMAIN.
Web Server 3.3.22
Minor Bug Fix
Fixed a bug introduced in 3.3.21 that may cause lshttpd crash during server shutdown.
Web Server 3.3.21
Minor Feature Enhancements
Improved access logging, support for pipe logger setup in Plesk.
Improved memory usage when hosting massive amount of virtual hosts through Apache httpd.conf .
Web Server 3.3.20
Minor Bug Fixes
Fixed a bug in VMware detection code that causes LSWS crash on mostly X86_64 servers.
Web Server 3.3.19
Minor Bug Fixes
IP to geo location feature has been updated to match new changes in Apache mod_geoip.
Special care has been added to handle 1xx response from proxy back-end web servers.
Fixed a bug that cause LSWS not to reload license key after the key being updated.
Fixed a few bugs that may rarely cause LSWS to crash.
Web Server 3.3.18
Minor Feature Enhancement
New feature: support sub domain for cpanel.*, webmail.*, whm.* and webdisk.* newly added by cPanel
Improved script being used to override cPenal HTTP restart script.
Fixed a few minor bugs.
Web Server 3.3.17
Minor Bug Fixes
Improved Apache compatibilities for PHP environment variables, PHP_SELF, SCRIPT_NAME, etc.
Fixed a bug in the default XML configuration file.
Web Server 3.3.16
Minor Bug Fixes
New feature: added FLV streaming support.
New feature: added support for "Header" directive.
New feature: added timestamp for std error log entries.
ignore signal SIGXFSZ to avoid core dump when log file reaches 2GB.
Update PHP to 4.4.9.
Improved AWStats log file handling.
Fixed a bug in handling IP configuration when server has over 100 IP addresses assigned.
Web Server 3.3.15
Minor Bug Fixes
New feature: Add cPanel WHM LSWS plug-in for cPanel users.
Add a feature that allows disabling GZIP compression via URL rewrite.
Fixed a bug in request filter that may cause LSWS crash.
Improved sorting in version management of web console.
Improved compatibility with Apache configuration for vhost with dedicated IP.
Web Server 3.3.14
Minor Bug Fixes
Fixed a problem introduced by 3.3.13 that causes LSWS being stopped by control panels
cPanel compatibilities has been improved, cPanel should not kill lshttpd during update or account administration.
Web Server 3.3.13
Minor Bug Fixes
Fixed a bug introduced by 3.3.12 that crash lshttpd during server shutdown or graceful restart.
cPanel compatibilities has been improved.
Improved graceful restart smoothness when server is under heavy load.
Web Server 3.3.12
Minor Bug Fixes
Improved UNICODE support for the web console.
Added PHP 5.2.6 option to the PHP build script.
SSLv2 has been disabled by default, improved Apache SSL configuration compatibilities.
Web Server 3.3.11
Minor Bug Fixes
Improved cPanel integration by adding a new option to override restart httpd script.
Fixed a bug introduced by 3.3.10 which affects .htaccess configuration handling.
Increased in memory buffer limit from 1MB to 10MB.
Fixed a bug in processing mod_security SecFilter directive.
Web Server 3.3.10
Minor Bug Fixes
Fixed a few bugs that may cause lshttpd process crash occasionally.
Fixed access log ownership problem.
AWStats Integration: Fixed a bug which always forwards to https connection.
Improved mod_expires support.
Improved connection timeout handling during SSL handshake.
Web Server 3.3.9
Minor Bug Fixes
Fixed a bug in parsing custom access log format string.
Fixed a bug in generating mod_security compatible audit log.
Fixed a bug in handling SSLCertificateChainFile configuration.
Fixed a bug in web console when editing a text field containing some special characters.
Improved 30x custom error page handling.
Web Server 3.3.8
Minor Feature Enhancements
Due to cPanel changes, an option to replace Apache at server wide with a wrapper script has been added. This solution should work with all control panels.
Fixed a problem with using a PHP script as custom error page for status code 30x.
Apache configuration compatibilities has been improved.
Web Server 3.3.7
Minor Bug Fixes
A bug that causes failure in Apache directive "Include [dir]" has been fixed, it is introduced in 3.3.5 release.
Web Server 3.3.6
Minor Bug Fixes
A bug that cause inappropriate CPU resource limit applied to PHP/Ruby processes has been fixed.
Added a default MIME type for ".rar".
Web Server 3.3.5
Minor Feature Enhancements and Bug Fixes
A dedicate security audit log compatible with csf has been added.
Add an option in web console to explicitly enabled frontpage extension.
Support for H-Sphere mod_psoft_traffic log file has been added.
Improved Apache compatibilities with 'Include' and 'DirectoryIndex' directives.
Apache custom access log format has fully supported.
A resource limit problem for PHP suEXEC has been fixed.
ATTENTION: if you set Process soft/hard limit for lsphp external app less than 50, you should increase it.
Minor improvements in web GUI.
Improvements in reducing server load during server start-up.
Web Server 3.3.4
Minor Feature Enhancements and Bug Fixes
PHP build script has been updated to include suhosin and email header patch, PHP 4.4.8 has been added.
"staging" has been added to the selectable rails environment.
Experimental support for H-Sphere mod_psoft_traffic log file has been added.
Broken bytes log for native configured virtual host has been fixed.
A bug in AJPv13 for processing large POST request has been fixed.
Web Server 3.3.3
Minor Bug Fixes
A bug related "Content-Disposition" response header introduced in 3.3.2 has been fixed
A bug related to large message logging has been fixed.
A bug in authentication realm configuration file handling has been fixed.
Web Server 3.3.2
Minor Bug Fixes
The internal process manager has been improved, 503 errors has been addressed.
"Content-Disposition" response header pass-through has been added for internal redirect.
Improved control panel compatibilities, support for ISPConfig has been verified.
A link problem with the update agent in 32 bit Linux package has been fixed, you may have to update from 3.3.1 release manually.
Minor performance tuning for LSAPI/FastCGI applications.
A bug that uses wrong host name for reserve proxy has been fixed.
A problem with FrontPage support when Apache mod_frontpage was statically compiled in has been fixed.
Web Server 3.3.1
Minor Bug Fixes
Fixed a bug in static file GZIP cache.
PHP build script has been improved.
Fine tuning of various parameters.
Web Server 3.3
Major Feature Enhancements
SSL client authentication has been added.
GUI interface for building PHP has been added to web console.
The process manager for PHP suEXEC has been improved.
Compatibilities with control panels has been greatly improved, including cPanel, directAdmin and plesk.
Installer has been improved to include default configuration for using with hosting control panels.
Support for vmware/XEN/UserModeLinux VPS has been added for our VPS license.
Security of our directory autoindex has been enhanced.
There are many minor bug fixes and improvements.
Web Server 3.2.3
Minor bug fixes
Fixed a few minor compatibility issues with cPanel 11.
Fixed connection limit problem in standard edition.
Fixed a sendfile() bug for Solaris.
Fixed a problem with Rails which returns 404 status code instead of 403 when a request was blocked by request filter.
Web Server 3.2.2
Minor bug fixes
Default Rails vhost template has been updated with default rewrite rule configuration to support Rails page cache.
YUI has been replaced with light-weight library in web admin console.
A bug in handling CGI command line parameter has been fixed.
Performance of rewrite engine has been improved when executing complex rewrite rules.
User managed LiteSpeed Rails configuration has been improved to work properly with subdomain configuration.
Rewrite rule parser has been improved to ignore trialling comments.
Size limit of XML element in LSWS configuration file has been increased.
Graceful restart procedure has been improved.
Web Server 3.2.1
Major Feature enhancements
Compatibilities with Plesk control panel has been improved.
Gzip compression support has been improved to store compressed static file in its own cache directory, directory write permission is no longer required.
REDIRECT_URL and REDIRECT_QUERY_STRING environment variables has been added.
Directory redirect has been improved to give better support of RESTful route of Ruby On Rails.
Directory autoindex script has been improved, direct access to this script is denied.
i-node value in ETag can be turned off to better support mirrored sites.
A bug in security engine that fail to check query string in special format has been fixed.
408 request timeout page is customizable.
Restart of individual virtual host can be managed by user with a simple configuration file.
Web Server 3.2
Major Feature enhancements
Implemented Rails shared hosting configuration. Support Rails configuration file generated by cPanel 11 EDGE.
Improved URL rewrite compatibilities with Apache mod_rewrite on value of %{REQUEST_FILENAME} variable.
Fixed random 404 errors when rewrite is used in .htaccess.
Improved autoindex script with support for 'FancyIndex off'.
Improved compatibilities with cPanel 11.
Added VPS license support.
Improved license management which allow monthly subscription, license registration and migration.
Web Server 3.1.1
Minor bug fixes
Improved Apache compatibility on redirect and .htaccess handling.
Fixed a bug in request parser which has problems with large amount of request headers.
Prebuilt PHP binary has been upgraded to 4.4.7 .
Improved userdir and .htaccess implementation.
Added support for using a string in 'ErrorDocument'.
A bug in autoindex script has been fixed.
Web Server 3.1
Minor bug fixes
Improved request rate throttling algorithm.
Added automatic log file rotation for virtual hosts configured through Apache httpd.conf.
Fixed a bug in AJP Protocol that causes problem with Winstone Servlet Engine.
Fixed a bug in HTTP Proxy that causes problem when upstream web server does not set 'Content-Length' header.
Fixed a bug in request parsing which has problems special values in 'Connection' header.
Web Server 3.0.3
Minor bug fixes
Improved Apache mod_rewrite compatibilities.
Updated YUI code to 2.2.1 in web administration console.
Fixed a bug that causes FreeBSD 64bit crash.
Fixed a bug that may cause response corruption when response header is large.
Made 'Force GID' effective for suEXEC PHP.
Web Server 3.0.2
Minor bug fixes
Added Apache mod_userdir support
Fixed a few minor problems in web administration console.
Fixed a issue of .htaccess file not being processed properly
Fixed a few minor Apache interchangeability issues on access control,
Compatibility has been improved for DirectAdmin and cPanel.
Web Server 3.0.1
Minor bug fixes
Fixed tooltips problem in web administration console when used with IE and Opera.
Fixed a issue with .htaccess file handling for a redirect context.
Fixed broken update agent and auto update script.
Added "best" event dispatcher as default to use the best available event dispatcher.
Web Server 3.0
Major Feature Enhancements
Completely revamped web admin console: Streamlined layout, improved configuration parsing and processing to handle 1000+ virtual hosts.
Request Filtering (compatible with Apache mod_security).
Complete third party web hosting control panel support, include cPanel, DirectAdmin, Plesk, etc..
Sendfile() support is enabled for standard edition.
Max 150 Concurrent Connections for standard edition.
Enterprise: IP to GeoLocation Database Support (compatible with Apache mod_geoip).
Enterprise: Customizable Access Log Format.
Enterprise: 64bit Optimized Binaries available.
Improved external application process manager: better handling of malfunctioning process and especially useful for FCGI application.
Improved Apache interchangeabilities.
Improved performance and scalability.
There are minor bug fixes.
Web Server 2.2.6
Fixed: Problem loading Apache configuration file containing scriptaliasmatch directive.
Fixed: Bug where 302 status code is returned for DELETE request to a Rails application.
Fixed: Failure to detect .htaccess change if timestamp on new/updated .htaccess file is older than the one it replaces.
Web Server 2.2.5
Improved: Better Apache config compatibility with listener entries. LiteSpeed will now works cleanly with httpd.conf generated by cPanel.
Improved: Compressed log file archive will now be owned by the LiteSpeed user.
Fixed: Matching context problem with vhost level script handler configuration.
Fixed: Incorrect value/display of "request in processing" in real-time report due to changes in 2.2.3.
Fixed: Tomcat AJP protocol problem which can cause large POST requests to fail.
Web Server 2.2.4
Fixed: Blocking problem introduced in 2.2.3 which can halt server processing.
Web Server 2.2.3
Fixed: Authentication failure with .htaccess when a user name is required.
Fixed: SSL traffic throttling bug.
Updated: Access log will not log canceled requests which did not receive any response body.
Web Server 2.2.2
Fixed: Problem with killing external application processes started in suEXEC mode.
Fixed: Customized error document handler was not followed for HEAD request.
Updated: Added traffic log file rotation.
Updated: Upgraded OpenSSL package to 0.9.7k.
Web Server 2.2.1
Updated: Real-time report updated to display status of Rails application.
Updated: RailsRunner.rb has been updated to deal with DB connection errors.
Updated: Support for RedirectMatch, and Redirect directives in .htaccess has been improved.
Updated: Admin interface will now allow access of configuration related files under /etc/.
Fixed: PHP SuEXEC problem for vhost configured through Apache httpd.conf when both PHP 4 and 5 are configured.
Web Server 2.2
Feature Upgrade
New: Ruby on Rails integration introduces a simplified method of binding Rail applications.
New: Ruby on Rails vhost template available in /lswsinstall/conf/templates/rails.xml.
New: Global Force GID option for suEXEC CGI/FCGI/LSAPI.
New: PHP suEXEC options for vhosts configured via Apache configuration file.
New: SNMPD Bridge + Cacti Templates introduced in /lswsinstall/add-ons/snmp_monitoring/.
New: Updated bundled PHP binary to 4.4.4. Installer will not overwrite PHP binary of existing installation.
Fixed: AWStats permission problem in suEXEC mode.
Updated: Improved documentation.
Web Server 2.1.20
Fixed: epoll bug introduced in 2.1.19.
Fixed: possible realm conflict when authentication is used within .htaccess configuration.
Updated: web admin interface will now allow "+" character in MIME type definition.
Web Server 2.1.19
Updated: Custom error handler will now process POST requests. Custom error handler can be used to simplify Ruby Rails configuration.
Fixed: AJP v1.3 protocol compliance bug.
Updated: Performance improvements within LiteSpeed event processor.
Web Server 2.1.18
Added ability to log "host" header within access log.
Added IP offset feature when using Apache configuration file.
Added ability to turn off access log when using Apache configuration.
Improved epoll reliability under Linux.
Fixed adherence of application level memory min/max limits.
Web Server 2.1.17
Bug Fix/Enhancement
Improvement: added header "X-Forwarded-Proto: https" header to SSL proxied connections.
Fixed file upload disconnects over a SSL connection.
Fixed rewrite engine problem when a non-existing HTTP header were referenced in rule.
Web Server 2.1.16
Bug Fix
Improvement: format of bandwidth logging has been updated to match the latest cPanel format.
Fixed authentication realm so that when a non-existent file is requested, 403 is returned instead of 404.
Fixed bytes logging configuration which can cause LSWS to fail on start-up when access log has not been configured.
Fixed .htaccess support for a virtual host configured through Apache configuration file.
Fixed a bug in SSL implementation that can cause random connection problem.
Fixed a Solaris bug where sendfile() usage can cause blocking and high-load.
Fixed installer on-boot start-up script insertion for OS X platform.
Bug Fix/New Feature
LSAPI 2.0 released for PHP and 1.1 for Ruby. Fixed a bug that can cause header corruption.
Fixed a bug in CGI parameter handling that can cause core dump.
Improvement: AWStats (add-on) scheduler will no longer update on every server restart.
New Feature: added option to start external applications at server start-up instead of on-demand (default).
New Feature: added option to log cPanel compatible bandwidth usage.
Bug Fix
A bug introduced in 2.1.13 that cause lshttpd crashes has been fixed.
A bug in Apache configuration file handling which causes missing vhost to listener mapping has been fixed.
GLOBAL::CORE::exit overriding has been added in LiteSpeed Perl daemon to make the Perl process persistent when a Perl CGI script calls "exit".
Bug Fix, Feature Upgrade
Ruby's native LSAPI module has been implemented.
Adding additional response header has been implemented.
There are minor update in PHP LSAPI module.
Bug Fix
A bug that causes "out of swapping space" has been fixed.
A bug in FCGI/LSAPI suEXEC that causes file descriptor leak has been fixed.
A bug in Apache configuration parser that causes missing listener to vhost mapping has been fixed.
Bug Fix
Reliability of FreeBSD kqueue event dispatcher has been improved.
A bug in SSL that causes long delay when request being redirected to another URL has been fixed.
LiteSpeed PHP SAPI code has been updated.
There are minor bug fixes in Web administration console.
Bug Fix/New Platform
A bug in SSL throttling that causes partial response body has been fixed.
Binary package for Intel MacOSX has been added.
PHP binary has been upgraded to 4.4.2 .
Bug Fix
A bug that causes random malfunction or other strange behaviors in .htaccess support has been fixed.
Bug Fix
A bug introduced in 2.1.7 that prevents AWStats from working properly has been fixed.
A bug introduced in 2.1.7 that prevents error log file from rotating during server start up has been fixed.
A bug that prevents matching proxy context from working properly has been fixed.
The incorrect sort order of context sequence in web admin console has been fixed.
A bug in access logging which always logs HTTP/1.0 requests as HTTP/1.1 has been fixed.
Bug Fix
A bug in Fast CGI interface that causes compatibility problem with Python FCGI interface has been fixed.
A bug in rewrite internal functions has been fixed.
Authentication of web administration interface has been changed to cookie mode, password can be remembered by browser.
Error logging has been improved to log access denied hot-linking sites.
A bug that causes broken zipped dynamically generated pages in IE has been fixed.
Security Fix
The 'ConfMgr.php Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability' has been fixed, it should not cause any problem as administrators password is required to explore it.
Reverse proxy has been improved to handle DAV requests properly.
A bug that causes hanging LSAPI application not being properly stopped by LSWS has been fixed.
Bug Fix
A bug in LSAPI response header handling has been fixed to remove invalid headers.
A bug in web administration interface that causes missing context data has been fixed.
Matching contexts defined prior to the first normal context will be given higher priority.
Bug Fix
A feature has been added to adjust 'Process Limit' automatically for external applications when the limit is too low.
Minimum UID required for web server process has been lowered from 50 to 10.
Feature Upgrade
External Application manager has been improved to adjust connection pool size and stop idle applications automatically.
Resource limit configuration has been added at individual external application level.
An option to turn off persistent FastCGI connections has been added to work around a bug in RubyOnRails FastCGI interface.
A new feature has been added to apply Apache configuration changes automatically.
A bug in MIME type definition has been fixed.
Broken FastCGI authorizer configuration has been fixed.
OpenSSL library has been upgraded to 0.9.7h.
LiteSpeed PHP library has been updated.
Bug Fix
A couple of minor bugs in .htaccess support has been fixed.
A bug that caused leak in external application connection pool has been fixed.
LiteSpeed PHP library has been updated.
Bug Fix
Incorrect CGI environment variable HTTP_IF_NO_MATCH has been fixed.
A bug that caused GZIP compression not working in LiteSpeed PHP has been fixed.
LiteSpeed PHP library has been updated.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Apache configuration support has been added, LiteSpeed web server is able to run from Apache configuration file, Apache compatibilities has been improved.
LiteSpeed API, the fastest server API for LiteSpeed Web server, has been implemented.
PHP LiteSpeed SAPI has been implemented with enhanced PHP performance (30% over FastCGI PHP and 100% over Apache mod_php), as well as flexible PHP configuration overridden via .htaccess files.
A stateless external application load balancer has been implemented.
SSL CA Certificate configuration has been added.
Extra protection against 503 errors has been added.
Minor bug fixes
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Apache configuration support has been added, LiteSpeed web server is able to run from Apache configuration file.
LSAPI protocol has been improved.
PHP LiteSpeed API has been improved.
SSL CA Certificate configuration has been added.
Minor bug fixes in rewrite engine.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Distributed configuration .htaccess support has been re-engineered in order to improve Apache inter-changeabilities.
directive support has been added.
CGI daemon socket has been made configurable.
Multiple IP address will be passed through X-Forwarded-For header.
There are bug fixes in epoll support.
PHP binary has been upgraded to 4.4.0
Zlib has been upgraded to 1.2.3
Bug Fix
Configuration for static file cache has been added.
Bugs in Solaris /dev/poll and sendfile() support have been fixed.
a bug in FreeBSD kqueue support has been fixed.
More bug fixes on external application manager.
Bug Fix
Bug fixes on external application manager.
Bug Fix
TCP_NODELAY flag for a proxy connection has been added to fix a proxy slow down problem.
External application manager has been improved to handle hanging external applications.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
LiteSpeed API, the fastest server API for LiteSpeed web server, has been implemented.
PHP LiteSpeed API has been implemented with enhanced PHP performance (30% over FastCGI PHP and 100% over Apache mod_php), as well as flexible PHP configuration overridden via .htaccess files.
A stateless external application load balancer has been implemented.
External application manager has been improved to deal with non-responding external applications.
Bug Fixes
Distributed configuration (.htaccess) cache has been improved to reduce memory usage.
An assertion failure has been fixed.
There are minor improvements in URL rewrite engine.
A bug in FastCGI Authorizer implementation has been fixed.
A problem in managing Fast CGI application with command line parameter has been fixed.
Bug Fix
Inaccurate real time report result under heavy load has been fixed.
URL rewrite engine has been improved to be more compatible with Apache's.
A bug in listener management which failed to release a deleted listener has been fixed.
Bundled PHP binary has been upgraded to 4.3.11.
Bug Fix
A bug that cause server dump core when request contains no 'Host:' header has been fixed.
Broken Front Page Server Extension under chroot environment has been fixed.
A bug in MIME configuration has been fixed.
Bug Fix
A couple minor bugs in Web Administration Interface has been fixed.
Support for Command line parameters of external application has been added.
Apache Configuration Import Tool has been improved.
Error Logging has been improved.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Following major new features has been added for 2.0 release since 1.5 release:
Completely re-engineered web administration interface.
Automatic software Update.
Flexible directory index.
Fast CGI Authorizer.
Virtual host configuration template.
Apache configuration import tool.
Advanced access logging via external piped logger application.
IPv6 support.
SMP linear performance with Enterprise Edition.
High performance event dispatchers: epoll, kqueue and /dev/poll.
And there are feature improvements in many areas, overall performance have been greatly improved for both Standard and Professional Edition.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
IPv6 support has been added.
Minor bug fixes in Administration Interface.
Bug Fix
A couple minor bugs in Web Administration Interface has been fixed.
A bug that causes virtual hosts loading problem when there is no server level script handler defined has been fixed.
A bug that prevent CGI handler being used as a script handler has been fixed.
A bug in epoll event dispatcher has been fixed.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Web Administration Interface has been completely re-engineered.
Virtual host template configuration has been implemented for mass hosting environment.
Advanced access logging via external piped logger application has been implemented.
An update agent has been implemented, upgrade/version management can be done via web interface.
A MAC OS X release has been added.
Apache configuration import tool has been improved.
Performance of Standard Edition has been greatly improved.
Minor bug fixes.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Apache configuration migration tool is available.
Process manager for External Application has been improved.
Limitation of number of virtual hosts has been removed
High performance event dispatchers: epoll, kqueue and /dev/poll have been implemented.
DirectoryIndex directive support in .htaccess has been added.
Bundled PHP binary has been upgraded to 4.3.10.
Minor bug fixes.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
FastCGI Authorizer support has been implemented.
Wildcard domain name is implemented in listener to virtual host mapping.
Regular expression can be used to specify allowed domains in hotlink protection.
Bug fixes in rewrite engine.
Bug Fix
OpenSSL library has been upgraded to 0.9.7e
SSL hardware accelerator not working on FreeBSD problem has been fixed.
Bug Fix
A bug in CGI daemon on Solaris that leaves zombie children processes has been fixed.
Request rate throttling can be turned off for trusted IPs.
The accuracy of idle connection count in real-time server status report has been improved.
Default configuration has been fine tuned.
Feature Upgrade
Pre-built PHP binary has been upgraded to version 4.3.9 with GD and zlib extensions enabled.
A persistent Perl CGI daemon equivalent to Apache mod_perl's Apache::Registry has been added.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
AWStats (log analyzer) has been integrated with LiteSpeed web admin interface, AWStats configuration and statistics updates has been automated.
Server watch dog has been completely re-engineered, which allows 100% up-time during server restarts and even server binary upgrades.
A bug in rewrite engine has been fixed.
Compatibility with Apache's mod_rewrite has been improved.
Rotated access log file can be stored in compressed format.
Reliability and security has been improved for CGI daemon.
Bug Fix
Anti-DoS algorithm has been improved.
A bug that may cause Solaris SPARC version crash has been fixed.
A bug that may cause corrupted reply on FreeBSD has been fixed
and other minor improvements.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
An Apache compatible rewrite engine has been implemented.
Support for Microsoft FrontPage Server Extension 2002 has been added.
Flexible directory auto indexing by using external script to generate index page has been implemented.
suExec for FastCGI application has been implemented.
Static file compression has been improved by using internal compression routine, suffix for compressed file has been changed from ".gz" to ".lsz".
Bug Fix
A bug that may cause internally redirected requests failure has been fixed.
A bug in SSL implementation that may cause a blank page displayed in user's web browser has been fixed.
FastCGI process manager has been improved to remove dead UNIX domain sockets automatically.
A bug in web admin interface has been fixed
Bug Fix
Support of "Satisfy" directive in .htacess has been added.
CGI header handling has been improved to allow empty header.
Session timeout control has been added in WebAdmin interface.
PHP binary has been upgraded to 4.3.8.
Installer has been improved to allow easy version switch.
A bug in deleting context with special characters has been fixed in WebAdmin interface.
A bug that causes listener's virtual host map inconsistent during virtual host name change has been fixed in WebAdmin interface.
A bug that causes reverse proxy stop working when response buffering is off has been fixed.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
IP level request rate throttling has been implemented.
Response buffering can be turned off for external applications (Fast CGI, CGI, proxy).
Bug Fix
Incorrect value of "AUTH_USER" environment variable for CGI, Fast CGI has been fixed.
A bug that causes LDAP connection error on low speed connection has been fixed.
A bug in Log ID generation code has been fixed.
Performance of serving static content has been improved slightly.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Performance has been improved for non keep-alive connections.
Fast CGI priority is configurable now.
A bug in HTTP authentication with plain file back-end user DB has been fixed.
Broken CGI daemon on SPARC Solaris has been fixed.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
HTTP Authenticate with LDAP back-end support has been implemented.
SSL hardware acceleration device support has been implemented.
Smart Keep-alive algorithm which improves keep-alive efficiency on busy web site has been implemented.
Fast CGI process manager has been improved, all children processes started by web server will be stopped when web server exits.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
A real-time server usage report viewer has been implemented in web admin interface.
Various bugs introduced in 1.5RC1 have been fixed.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
A lightweight high performance CGI daemon has been implemented, CGI performance has been improved greatly, CGI can be started in suExec and chroot mode.
Manipulation of User/Group file for authentication realm has been implemented in web admin interface.
I/O buffering policy has been changed to use in memory buffer when available
Logging performance has been improved
Default character set can be customized at context level or in a .htaccess file.
MIME Type can be customized at context level or in a .htaccess file.
ForceType and DefaultType can be set at context level or in a .htaccess file.
Feature Upgrade
Throttling algorithm has been improved to address long page loading time issue when throttling is enabled.
Major Release: Security Update
OpenSSL has been upgrade to 0.9.7d to address security issues in 0.9.7c.
Bug Fix
ETag header has been added into 304 response to fully comply with HTTP specification.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Installation of PHP accelerator MMCache and APC with pre-built binaries have been implemented.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Hotlink protection has been implemented.
Minor bug fixes.
Feature Upgrade
Connection accounting/throttling algorithm has been improved.
Fast CGI process manager has been improved.
Default value for various timeout configurations have been adjusted.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
Implemented reverse proxy feature, lsws can be used as a content accelerator, security gateway or compression proxy running in front of any web server and application server that supports HTTP protocol.
Implemented graceful shutdown, all requests in progress will be completed.
Improved installation script.
Added an option to hide server version string in response header.
Added an option to customize required and restricted permission mask for static files.
Improved process manager for Fast CGI applications.
Minor bug fixes in web admin interface.
Bug Fix
fixed minor bugs in SSL, Fast CGI interface implementation.
fixed a minor bug in Servlet AJP 1.3 interface implementation.
Bug Fix
fixed minor bugs in SSL, Throttling and Fast CGI interface implementation.
Fixed a minor bug in admin interface.
improved Fast CGI performance.
Bug Fix
minor bug fixes related to SSL and GZIP compression.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
added URL alias match support which is compatible with Apache's mod_alias,
added expires header support which is compatible with Apache's mod_expires,
added automatic creation and update of compressed static files to save network bandwidth,
enhanced URL redirect functions,
minor bug fixes,
updated documentation.
Major Release: Feature Upgrade
added chroot support with automatic chroot environment setup (Professional Edition Only),
added unix domain socket support which increases inter-process communication performance between web server and Fast CGI,
IP level connection accounting algorithm has been improved,
added CGI standard error output logging,
added CGI resource consumption limits,
minor bug fixes
updated documentation.
Major Release: Bug Fix
Fixed a bug that may cause range/multi-range requests fail. Updated documentation.
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A fix for pre-built PHP binary that produces warnings under Redhat 9, a configurable entry added for maximum concurrent CGI instances, enhances to security to check accessibility for symbolic links, configurable entries for external application timeout, an uninstall script, an improved service installer script, and updated documentation.
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The installation script works properly with group names or directory names that contain spaces. A configuration entry has been added to control core file creation when the server process is started by super user. Automatic bug reporting has been improved, and there are minor SSL improvements.
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Fixes for some bugs in the Web admin interface, fixes for compatibility bugs for FreeBSD/Solaris, a new Solaris x86 package, a fix for a bug in the FastCGI implementation, a fix for a bug in basic authentication, and minor improvements.
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Breed: | Retriever (Unknown Type) Mix | Color: | Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut - With White | Age: | Puppy |
Size: | Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) | Sex: | Male |
Kennedy is a young retriever (possibly Golden Retriever) mix puppy. He was recently brought to Gail's Pets after being found wandering along a road without any identification and brought to a local vet.
Kennedy is a wonderful, playful puppy. He gets along great with other dogs, is learning how to walk on a leash, and is just fun to be around.
Kennedy has been neutered and is up to date on his immunizations. If you would like to make Kennedy a part of your family, please contact Gail Ross at 870-431-8229, or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Gail's Pets Second Chance, a 501(c)(3) organization, exists solely to provide a haven for abandoned, unwanted, or abused pets while they await forever homes.
From the hands-on interaction provided by our all-volunteer crew, to the medical services rendered by our veterinarian and his staff, our goal is to provide compassionate care to these special animals in need.
Our dogs and cats love company! We encourage prospective adoptive parents and other interested parties to visit the Gail's Pets facility, where you will be greeted by a host of wonderful dogs and cats, most of whom are available for placement.
A member of our staff will be happy to give you a tour of the sanctuary, and answer all of your questions regarding adoption, foster care, or volunteer opportunities.
Adoption events and fundraisers are scheduled periodically throughout the year.
Adopting a new family member is easy! Visit our facility or attend an adoption event, pick a new best friend, and complete an application and agreement form. Our adoption application can be found at gailspets.org, click on the Adoption Info tab to locate the Adoption Application. Once completed, hit the submit button and it will electronically be sent to Gail's email account.
Please contact Gail Ross for adoption fees, etc.
Certain pets may have special needs or requirements; those issues will be addressed on a case-by-case basis.
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Lansdown Mazda is Avon and Somerset's longest established Mazda dealer. The company was formed in Bath in 1976 and is very much a family run UK business with all members of staff playing their part to make sure it stays that way.
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Cavs' home opener: Sights, stats and sounds
"For a home opener, the first game, I thought our guys played pretty well." Cavaliers coach Byron Scott
"Obviously, a good start." Scott, on the play of starting guards Kyrie Irving and Dion Waiters.
"We took turns making plays for our team." Irving, after he scored a game-high 29 points, on playing with the rookie Waiters
"We could be special." Waiters, who scored 17 points, on his pairing with Irving
"It was one of those games when you get one, two, three (rebounds) and they just keep on coming." Cavs center Anderson Varejao after he grabbed a career-high 23 rebounds
"He's a workhorse, man." Waiters, on Varejao
"This never gets old. I'm still as excited about the season starting as when I was a rookie." Cavs' guard Daniel "Boobie"
Gibson, a seven-year veteran, on the beginning of the NBA season
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5, 10, 12: Assists, rebounds, points for Cavs' power forward Tristan Thompson.
9, 9, 12, 11: Points, assists, offensive rebounds, defensive rebounds for Varejao.
23, 7: Second-chance points for Cavs, Wizards
46, 15: Starting backcourt scoring for the Cavs, Wizards.
54, 39: Rebounds for Cavs, Wizards.
71, 38: Starters' scoring for Cavs, Wizards.
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Two of the loudest cheers of the night were reserved for Cleveland Browns rookies Brandon Weeden and Trent Richardson when crowd cameras caught them in courtside seats.
One down, 81 to go
Before the game, Scott was asked about having to take his young team out on a six-game, 11-day road trip after Friday's home game against Chicago. Continued...
"It's important for us to get off to a good start at home, no doubt about it," Scott said.
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Lent Begins: Celebrate Ash Wednesday in St. Charles
Patch has a look at where services will be held Wednesday.
The Lenten season begins for Christians tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. 13. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of 40 days of prayer and reflection before the Easter holiday. Here is look at 2013 Ash Wednesday services in St. Charles, St. Peters, O'Fallon and Wentzville. St. Charles St. Cletus Catholic Church St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church Saint Peter Catholic Church of St. Charles St Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church St Charles Borromeo Catholic Parish St. Peters All Saints Roman Catholic Church Sts Joachim and Ann O'Fallon Assumption Catholic Church Immaculate Conception Church of Dardenne Lake Saint Louis/Wentzville St. Patrick Church Saint Theodore Church
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I made this for a magazine but it didn't get published so I thought you guys might want it instead… mine's another addition to the mini quilt wall that hasn't happened yet! This uses a special ruler from Creative Grids. A great video on how to use the ruler can be found on YouTube HERE. You [...]
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