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nothing wanted to be sure, maybe i should wait a bit for debian 9
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Issue AH01068: Got bogus version 32
- Thread starter Pascal_Netenvie
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nothing wanted to be sure, maybe i should wait a bit for debian 9
Pascal_Netenvie
Regular Pleskian
You have to find your Apache version and look on CentOS and/or Apache website for a fix to deploy ...
themew
Regular Pleskian
Looks like this bug has been reported on bugs.centos > 0015272: httpd 2.4.6 error: AH01068: Got bogus version - CentOS Bug Tracker
and was referred to Red Hat for a fix > 1416860 – httpd logs 'bogus version' followed by 'error dispatching request'
Either we'll get a bugfix soon (reported as major) or it'll be in the CentOS 8 release this year.
Unfortunately the current solution is to upgrade to a newer version of apache2 as they claim the Apache2 mod_proxy_fcgi bug was fixed in the current version, which is not available from the CentOS repos.
and was referred to Red Hat for a fix > 1416860 – httpd logs 'bogus version' followed by 'error dispatching request'
Either we'll get a bugfix soon (reported as major) or it'll be in the CentOS 8 release this year.
Unfortunately the current solution is to upgrade to a newer version of apache2 as they claim the Apache2 mod_proxy_fcgi bug was fixed in the current version, which is not available from the CentOS repos.
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