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Inconsistent PHP support options

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paultanner

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After a recent migration to Plesk 12 all but one of my sites are running PHP 5.3.3 as Apache Module (as they have run on previous Plesk versions). One of them is failing because it is set to fastCGI - on which it was not designed to work.

The strange thing is that when I go to hosting settings for this one site I do not see the same set of options that I have on the others. Specifically I do not see the PHP 5.3.3 option. The other two options are there (5.3.3 by OS vendor and 5.6.16) but these only allow fastCGI.
 
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