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You can use CacheRoot .lscache it will create ".lscache" directory under each new account's home directory. no need to change cpanel3-skel, and it does not matter it is mounted inside user's cage or not, it is use by web server only. just give it a try see if it works properly or not.

I am sure it is an umask issue, the command should be sudo umask you are likely getting "0027" .

you can try "sudo env | grep UMASK", or try "sudo mkdir temp_dir", see what permission you get for the temp_dir, then remove the temp_dir .

Are you building lsphp5 from webadmin console? you are talking about permission of /usr/local/lsws/lsphp5/ directory? It looks like a umask issue with root user. please check "env | grep UMASK"

Please keep an eye on /dev/shm free space, may be it is due to running out of disk space. change static cache swap space to a partition with more space. We need a reliable way to reproduce this issue to figure out the root cause.

For the purpose of diagnose, can you try manually append the CA certs to the site cert file, then restart server, see if the problem fixed or not. How is the CA certs configured currently, through "SSLCACertificateFile"?

Not sure you have upgrade or not, the home page still have some problem with compression, if you did upgrade to the latest build of 5.1.6, we may need to login to the server to figure out the problem. looks like a bug in our ESI block pre-compression code. Please contact bug@litespeed... , or...

Maybe it is due to the vps detection code, we intentionally do that in a child process forked, it wont affect normal service.

Please send us bug report email and core file.

Please check the cert file, see if it have multiple certificates there (chained file).

Have you tried chained certificate file? concat the Comodo CA bundle to the end of site certificate file? Have you update LSWS? from which version? Did it work with other version?

Can you please try 5.0.18 or 5.1.6?

Please update to latest build of 5.1.6, should be fixed. /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 5.1.6

Please forward us bug report emails.

Thanks for the bug report. We will have it fixed with next build.

Does browser open the page OK? What is the online test tool used?

Yeah, litespeed dynamically adjust "Max connections" when CL LVE limit reached to avoid giving 508 error to end users.

scan response body feature will be added, maybe in 5.2.x .

No, it is not supported as it requires scanning response body.

litespeed binary is statically linked against OpenSSL 1.0.2h, it does not use the OpenSSL library coming with the system. You can just find out the version of OpenSSL used by PHP through phpinfo(). If it is not the version you need, you need to compile OpenSSL 1.0.2h from source, then build...