Issue Renaming index.html to index.php results in File not Found.

[Johannes Kingma]

After activating PHP and renaming index.html to index.php the site is no longer working. The index.php is not found.
Logged are:

H02454: FCGI: attempt to connect to Unix domain socket /var/www/vhosts/system/qr.sbw.media/php-fpm.sock (*) failed
AH01079: failed to make connection to backend: httpd-UDS
or

AH01071: Got error 'Primary script unknown'

 

[Kaspar]

Are you using any .htaccess file?

 

[Johannes Kingma]

no .htaccess file

A plain newly created domain.

 

[Johannes Kingma]

I've recorded a little session: Aufnahme #2
create a new domain
add index.html and edit
test
rename index.html to index.php
test again, fail
rename back
test, works
rename index.html to index.php
test. failed
test with /index.php. failed

 

[Bitpalast]

After activating PHP ...

H02454: FCGI: attempt to connect to Unix domain socket /var/www/vhosts/system/qr.sbw.media/php-fpm.sock (*) failed
AH01079: failed to make connection to backend: httpd-UDS

The problem is likely not the file extension but PHP. Check these:
- Is the web server proxying, meaning using Nginx as a proxy and Apache as the main server? Have you selected PHP-FPM via Apache in that case?
- Is the web server Nginx only? Have you selected PHP-FPM via Nginx in that case?
- Is the corresponding PHP service actually running? If this is a new server and PHP has never been used on it, it may be necessary to select PHP and start the corresponding PHP service afterwards, it may no be online.

 

[Kaspar]

Thats interesting. Which PHP handler is used?

Edit: peter beat me to it.

 

[Kaspar]

Also, maybe try restarting the PHP-FPM handler (if thats the PHP handler being used): # service plesk-php74-fpm restart

 

[Johannes Kingma]

These are the php settings;

 

[Kaspar]

@Johannes Kingma did you try restarting PHP-FPM handler?

 

[Monty]

Another thing to try:

• Switch to a different PHP handler (eg. 8.0)
• Then, switch back to the original handler

 

[Johannes Kingma]

Changing any of the PHP settings does not solve this problem really. But than I than, did not wait for the 60 minutes...

Aufnahme #3

Aufnahme #3

somup.com

Btw. the effect I recorded yesterday, today did allow switching back and forth between index.html and index.php. So I suppose this is some sort of caching anomaly. What can I tell my hosters support?

(Btw. Why the delay of 60min? I have another hoster using Plesk as well an there switching is almost instantaneous. Does this have something todo with performance of hardware, or cronjobs for Plesk?)

 

[Maarten.]

You can change the 60 minutes delay:

- Open Tools & Settings -> Apache Web Server Settings
- Change the Apache restart interval
- Check if Apache graceful restart is active

I always use a 60 seconds delay.