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Zend Server with Plesk

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JasonC82

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I am using Zend server because a couple of websites require it. After installing however, plesk thinks PHP is no longer installed. I have read elsewhere that Plesk / Zend have been working on this. What is the status? Is their a workaround to get plesk to realize PHP is indeed installed? Currently, I have to manutally edit vhost.conf files for each site I want to enable php for--- its annoying.
 
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