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Posted November 27, 200915 yr Hello I was install xcache under apache suphp and it seems to load it without any problems as i can see using php -v When i copy from untared folder the admin directory to my public_html i got 500 internal error (i have setup my password as md5) Any ideas how can i fix it? Thank you
November 27, 200915 yr Check privs on the folders/files. I dont think suPHP likes privileges more than 755 for folders and 644 for files.
November 27, 200915 yr Author Thanks emm1 :) Now the xcache is loading ok and the admin panel also but i think xcache 1.3.0 doesn't work under suphp :(
November 27, 200915 yr As in the other topic I would recommend fcgi over mod_php, which uses Apache's suExec, which does pretty much the same job as suPHP.
November 28, 200915 yr Author In my whm when i change the suphp i have an option for cgi only and nothing related to fcgi .....
December 3, 200915 yr [quote name='ASTRAPI' date='28 November 2009 - 10:04 AM' timestamp='1259402669' post='1883015'] In my whm when i change the suphp i have an option for cgi only and nothing related to fcgi ..... After you choose which PHP version you want to compile you need to scroll to the bottom and click "Exhaustive Options List". From there un-check suPHP and then check "Mod FCGID" and "Fastcgi" (first is under Apache, second is under PHP). Then at the end of the build choose fasgcgi as the way PHP connects to Apache. cPanel automatically uses suExec to set each account to use their user, so there is no need for suPHP. If you do not have it make sure that cPanel is up to date. I'm using v11.24.5. There are several options like "Update Server Software", "Update System Software", and "Upgrade to Latest Version" (you'd run the latest version update last).
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