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Using Plesk 7.5 on Debian Sarge with Apache 2.0; trying to get PHP to run as CGI under a suExec regime.
/etc/apache2/httpd.include as written by Plesk looks like this:
PHP is installed as CGI, not as a module, so Apache doesn't know what php_admin_flag is and will refuse to start.
Here's how the lines should look like:
(There should probably be a corresponding section for PHP3, but I don't know how the syntax might vary.)
As a temporary fix, I'm still loading mod_php4, but it's just a waste of RAM (which isn't plentiful on that particular machine).
Is there another workaround, one that doesn't require loading mod_php3 or manually updating httpd.include after ever change?
/etc/apache2/httpd.include as written by Plesk looks like this:
Code:
...
<Directory "/var/www/vhosts">
...
php_admin_flag engine off
</Directory>PHP is installed as CGI, not as a module, so Apache doesn't know what php_admin_flag is and will refuse to start.
Here's how the lines should look like:
Code:
...
<Directory "/var/www/vhosts">
...
<IfModule mod_php4>
php_admin_flag engine off
</IfModule>
</Directory>(There should probably be a corresponding section for PHP3, but I don't know how the syntax might vary.)
As a temporary fix, I'm still loading mod_php4, but it's just a waste of RAM (which isn't plentiful on that particular machine).
Is there another workaround, one that doesn't require loading mod_php3 or manually updating httpd.include after ever change?
