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nope, nothing special. We installed litespeed, and then cpanel later, which might have been our downfall. The server is now spawning a gazillion lshttpd (or httpd if LS is off) processes. Going to try the method mistwang suggested.

OK, more information. Forget the errors up to now, I have resolved most of them. Now I get this error: (IP removed by me) The restart httpd command fails with: "Apache restart failed. Unable to load pid from pid file and no httpd process found in process list." Part of the problem was...

the httpd restart command in cpanel gives this: And neither litespeed nor Apache are running. The logs then show that it can not start litespeed because it cant find "service" to initiate the command to restart.

same thing happens using User Apache binary wrapper" CPANEL has prevented access to "service", so the processes can be killed, but it fails on restart. As i say, if i change the command to /etc/init.d/lsws restart - it works once, then it gets over written and fails.

More information: If I execute the restart httpd script manually from /scripts it says it fails on line 13, which is "service lsws restart" - the error is "command "service" not found".

Using the latest version of lightspeed. Turned off apache and tried various options for how litespeed handles httpd requests. The problem appears to be that cpanel has restricted access to "service" command, and the restart httpd script in /scripts/ tries to run "service lsws restart" when...