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ash113
Guest
When you enable FCGI support via the panel in Plesk 8.3, it sets up the following in the site's apache conf:
The problem being that the line at the end, which is presumably the default, immediately turns off ExecCGI that had been turned on one line earlier. Leaving .fcgi files giving 403 errors. This can be fixed by adding a .htaccess that turns it back on, but that seems an unnecessary hoop to jump through. I'd think the right fix is for Plesk to set the default line at the top of the VirtualHost block, not the bottom, so that the various overides that might get turns on work properly.
Code:
<IfModule mod_fcgid.c>
AddHandler fcgid-script .fcgi
Options +FollowSymLinks +ExecCGI
</IfModule>
Options -Includes -ExecCGI
The problem being that the line at the end, which is presumably the default, immediately turns off ExecCGI that had been turned on one line earlier. Leaving .fcgi files giving 403 errors. This can be fixed by adding a .htaccess that turns it back on, but that seems an unnecessary hoop to jump through. I'd think the right fix is for Plesk to set the default line at the top of the VirtualHost block, not the bottom, so that the various overides that might get turns on work properly.