[BlueOnyx:21178] Re: php 7.0 user

[Ernie]

HI Michael,
the file ownership is fine, it doesn't seem to be calling php-cgi like it use to on
the old server the site was moved from. 

When I hit pages on the site and watch it using top,
just the /usr/sbin/httpd process rises up the process list, no pho-cgi owned by the
site admin so I just assumed that suPHP is not being invoked even though I
have selected it in the GUI. Unless is works some other way without php-cgi.


- Ernie.






> 
> Hi Ernie,
> 
> > I bought the Solarspeed php package last week, installed it on a
> > fresh 5209R system, and moved a vsite over to it selecting php 7.0
> > and suPHP.
> >
> > Something isn't working properly, the apache process is still
> > running as the apache user not the user set in web ownership.
> >
> > Is there something extra that needs to be done?
> 
> 
> Please make sure that the ownership of /web and the files within is
> truly set to the intended siteAdmin. Sometimes the chown that the GUI
> does upon setting the "Web Owner" will not go all the way through if
> that would make the siteAdmin go over his allotted quota.
> 
> You could try to manually chown the web folder from the shell and see if
> that goes through. Or change the "Web Owner" to "apache", save and then
> put it back to the intended siteAdmin and save again.
> 
> Other than that: If this is a 5209R you could also use PHP-FPM, which
> also runs PHP as the desired siteAdmin and has a better performance than
> suPHP. However: PHP-FPM will ignore any .htaccess that you might have
> for your Vsite. Lastly there is "DSO + mod_ruid2". It is the fastest
> secure PHP implementation that runs as siteAdmin, but only for the PHP
> version that the whole Apache runs on. In order to use it with PHP 7.0
> you would need to make PHP 7.0 the default PHP (instead of 5.4.16).
> 
> -- 
> With best regards
> 
> Michael Stauber
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