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Did you try the new release 1.3.12 with fresh installation? ( you have to remove your existing one completely) Fresh install has been tested. fresh install means (1. back up you configure file 2. Yum remove openlitespeed (remove your old version) 3. rm -rf /usr/local/lsws 4. yum install...

could not reproduce it. There are a few ways to try. 1. Please try to change the folder /usr/local/lsws/admin/conf to 777 to see how it is going. Of cause it is not the right permission mask but at least providing hint to see if it is folder permission issue. 2. New release 1.3.12 came out...

the conf folder should have execute permission, while file can have read and write permission. Add execute to conf folder and try. chmod 700 /usr/local/lsws/admin/conf bugs in repo will be fixed in next release

It was a bug and has been fixed in the latest version. Suggest to update to latest version. Alternatively, just do the following: chown -R lsadm:lsadm /usr/local/lsws/admin/conf chmod -R 600 /usr/local/lsws/admin/conf

LiteSpeed Web Server runs as nobody:nobody as default. lsadm should read and write the conf files and folders. In terms of your application folder, you should look at your CMS guild for right file and folder permission according to their code design. For example, Magento store...

How did you setup the domains and sub-domains? Since you have a few other sites working fine, you may try to setup sub-domains by using different Virtual Hosts , assuming it is the same way for other domains which are working well.