[BlueOnyx:18355] Re: Can't get PHP to work for one vsite

[Gerrit Haas]

Hi Jeff,
did you restart apache? 

Sometimes the process gets stuck after change settings in php.

Maybe this will help, if php scripts are not being executed. 



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Betreff: [BlueOnyx:18354] Can't get PHP to work for one vsite

I have a customer who had 2 domains pointing to a single vsite and they've decided to split the domains across 2 vsites so I removed the domain aliases for the second site and provisioned a new site for it with identical settings (suPHP, web ownership, et. al.) but PHP simply will not work for the new site.

I've tried turning off PHP, turning it back on, changing from suPHP to PHP Scripting, verifying file ownership, permissions, etc; all with no luck.  I deleted the vsite and reprovisioned without luck either.  I don't see any log data in /var/log/httpd/suphp_log for the impacted site either.

I'm stumped!  Has anyone seen this before or have ideas on remediation?

Thanks!

Jeff