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php handler type bug on sub-domains after upgrade to 10.4.4. mu15

burnleyvic

Regular Pleskian
Just noticed another small bug/issue after upgrading a centos 5.6 plesk 10.3.1 server to plesk 10.4.4 MU 15

After upgrade subdomains have php_handler_type set to apache regardless of what the parent name had in php settings. This is also in violation of the panels site isolation settings which were configured as php_handler_type = fastcgi Some client's apps experienced down time due to write errors as a result. setting correct php_handler_type fixed issue immediately but is another example of upgrade logic found wanting.

expected result = plesk takes php_handler_type from parent domain on upgrade, unless its in violation of panel's site isolation settings.
actual result = plesk defaulted to "apache" php_handler_type and also did not check site isolation settings policy.

Hopefully parallels can correct this with a near term MU please as we have other servers to upgrade and these sorts of things increase the number of checks and fixes we need to apply.
 
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