[BlueOnyx:04936] Re: 5106R YUM updates (suPHP)

[MuntadaNet Webmaster]

Hi Michael,

I did a yum clean all and a yum update and additional packages were 
install.  I can now report I am seeing everything in the GUI.

However, I am having an issue getting a particular application to 
work.  This is for a site that I have in development.  I create a 
subdomain with the host name of dev.  So the path where the 
public_html is located is:

/home/sites/www.4islamicschools.org/vhosts/dev/

This app divides up the rest of the php code and allows you to place 
it elsewhere.  I have placed it in the users folder which I set the suPHP too:

/home/sites/www.4islamicschools.org/users/league/glfusion/

However, I am getting a blank page.  phpinfo.php, a page which I have 
phpinfo() works.

Another php script that is in production is located in the site main 
web directory is also now failing with the following error:

Warning: require_once(fusebox4.runtime.php4.php) 
[<http://www.4islamicschools.org/schools/function.require-once>function.require-once]: 
failed to open stream: Operation not permitted in 
/home/.sites/88/site70/web/schools/index.php on line 7

Fatal error: require_once() 
[<http://www.4islamicschools.org/schools/function.require>function.require]: 
Failed opening required 'fusebox4.runtime.php4.php' 
(include_path='.:/usr/share/pear:/usr/share/php') in 
/home/.sites/88/site70/web/schools/index.php on line 7

Perhaps I have missed something?

-Rashid

At 03:41 AM 7/5/2010, you wrote:
>Hi Abdul,
>
> > I am still not seeing a suPHP which was my hope by doing an restart of the
> > admserv.
>
>Click on a site, click on "Services" / "Web". On that page you can enable /
>disable PHP for a site. Right below that is the option to enable suPHP for
>that site.
>
>And yes: It can be enabled individually for each site, so it is not a global
>thing.
>
>--
>With best regards
>
>Michael Stauber
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