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Why is it not possible to install any additional PHP versions as an Apache module? You're a control panel provider, not an industry standards creator. Nobody cares what Odin thinks about module VS cgi VS fastcgi, nobody. If Odin personally doesn't want to run their websites as an apache module...

That fixed it, thanks

In the last few days the responses from Plesk's XML API have been extremely slow. It's now taking an average of 45 seconds to handle an XML API request where it used to be more around 5 seconds. What would cause that? What service handles these requests on the server so I can try rebooting it?

SSL logs are in a different location: /statistics/webstat-ssl/awstatsDATE.DOMAIN-https.txt

Alright I switched this up a bit. We already have a custom event handler + extension tied to Physical Hosting Created so I just modified that to also generate the open_basedir definition file on-the-fly and call the update-php-settings using that file during the rest of the work it does. That...

It's strange, that event doesn't ever fire. If I change the event to "Physical hosting created" it actually fires but it won't replace the <new_domain_name> directive so directly after creating a new subscription: grep "open_basedir" /var/www/vhosts/system/DOMAIN_NAME/conf/httpd.conf Reveals...

Oh okay so that would solve the last issue I had except it's not firing the event when a new subscription is created so that's never happening. What priority should it have? I left it at default "lowest (0)

I switched it up to this: /usr/local/psa/bin/subscription --update-php-settings <new_domain_name> -settings /path/to/my/open_base_directory_definition And that's half working except it makes the open_basedir value /var/www/vhosts/DOMAIN_NAME:/tmp/:/var/www/vhosts/system/<new_domain_name>...

I get "Unrecognized option: '--update-php-settings'" when running this

Ahh I see, but the problem with that is I'd have to manually add that for every subscription on the server, of which there are many and it's always in flux. I was looking for a way to do this globally, which is why I was hoping for something like a {DOMAINNAME} short code.. Is there a way to set...

No, we've had that value for open_basedir for a long time - years. We've been polling the web accessible version until now I'm trying to pull the data locally instead. I personally don't think we even need the /statistics entry because we already allow WEBSPACEROOT, and according to PHP...

file_get_contents('/var/www/vhosts/system/DOMAIN_NAME/statistics/webstat/awstats032015.DOMAIN_NAME-http.txt'); Warning: file_get_contents(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/var/www/vhosts/system/DOMAIN_NAME/statistics/webstat/awstats032015.DOMAIN_NAME-http.txt) is not within the...

Hi, yea, those are aliased for web access but I want to file_get_contents on them but am blocked due to open_basedir...

Thanks, I have a few more questions about this. Is this just the way Media Temple configured the servers or is this how Plesk works in general in that it stores the AWStats logs under /var/www/vhosts/system/domain_name and the httpdocs is under /var/www/vhosts/domain_name? If this is just how...

Where can I see a full list of available short codes for the open_basedir value? {DOCROOT} {WEBSPACEROOT} {TMP} .... what others?