[Solved]Running EasyApache without first switching to Apache?
- Thread starter tina
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OK, tested on 3 machines.
2 machines ran the Apache restart tests correctly the 1st time.
1 machine did not switch to Apache the 1st time (so EasyApache failed), due to this error:
We ran EasyApache on that machine for the 2nd time, and it switched to Apache correctly for the restart tests.
On all 3 machines, the matching PHP binaries for LiteSpeed could not be automatically built. The error message is as follows:
We had to manually build the matching PHP binaries for all 3 machines.
Overall, other than the small hiccups described above, things went quite well, and we did not have to manually switch to Apache before running EasyApache on all 3 machines.
2 machines ran the Apache restart tests correctly the 1st time.
1 machine did not switch to Apache the 1st time (so EasyApache failed), due to this error:
We ran EasyApache on that machine for the 2nd time, and it switched to Apache correctly for the restart tests.
On all 3 machines, the matching PHP binaries for LiteSpeed could not be automatically built. The error message is as follows:
We had to manually build the matching PHP binaries for all 3 machines.
Overall, other than the small hiccups described above, things went quite well, and we did not have to manually switch to Apache before running EasyApache on all 3 machines.
exec() is not disabled in /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/etc/php.ini and 'disable_functions =' is empty (no value set).
If you check '/scripts/before_httpd_restart_tests' it is running '/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/docroot/cgi/lsws/whm_before_httpd_restart_tests.sh' which in turn runs '/usr/local/bin/php ./whm_buildPHP_hook.php $PHP_CSV' on line 20.
As you can see, it is using '/usr/local/bin/php' which is the main php that is being used by shared hosting accounts (which has exec() disabled for security reasons). So the script is not actually using cpphp (perhaps this is the bug?).
cpphp is located at '/var/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/php' but we are not sure if it is safe to change 'whm_before_httpd_restart_tests.sh' to use that instead. Would that fix the problem and is it safe to change it?
If you check '/scripts/before_httpd_restart_tests' it is running '/usr/local/cpanel/whostmgr/docroot/cgi/lsws/whm_before_httpd_restart_tests.sh' which in turn runs '/usr/local/bin/php ./whm_buildPHP_hook.php $PHP_CSV' on line 20.
As you can see, it is using '/usr/local/bin/php' which is the main php that is being used by shared hosting accounts (which has exec() disabled for security reasons). So the script is not actually using cpphp (perhaps this is the bug?).
cpphp is located at '/var/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/php' but we are not sure if it is safe to change 'whm_before_httpd_restart_tests.sh' to use that instead. Would that fix the problem and is it safe to change it?