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Anyone sucessfully configured Plesk to Run Joomla?

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floatingworld

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Hi,

I've read the threads here on configuring Plesk to run Joomla. I am envisioning configuring Plesk so that clients can use the application vault, or manually install Joomla, and then use it trouble free (no permissions or user problems.)

Has anyone already done this? If so Can you please post how? I am thinking that installing suPHP is essential, correct?
 
http://forum.swsoft.com/showthread.php?t=49426 see this thread.

Just for people who use Joomla and want mod_suPHP.
Power Toys now modify the vhost.conf propeerly and also add a small php.ini into user httpdocs.
Also we detect in new version (4.3.0) if you have mod_suPHP enabled and then we add to skeleton (if you wish), this will help you to not enable to all domains, it will be enbled by default. Working well on some tested servers, especially Joomla guys love this feature :)
 
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