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litespeed_wiki:php:detached_mode:handlers [2018/09/20 18:48] Lisa Clarke [LSWS v5.2.x and Earlier Behavior] |
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| LiteSpeed's current version specifically adds ''alt-phpxx'' (CloudLinux PHP selector) handler suppport for cPanel and CloudLinux systems. Hence, ''alt-phpxx'' and ''ea-phpxx'' must be treated separately. | LiteSpeed's current version specifically adds ''alt-phpxx'' (CloudLinux PHP selector) handler suppport for cPanel and CloudLinux systems. Hence, ''alt-phpxx'' and ''ea-phpxx'' must be treated separately. | ||
| - | This allows LSWS to get along better with cPanel's multi-PHP manager better, since either ''alt-phpxx'' or ''ea-phpxx'' can be selected for a domain now.cPanel will add the following to ''.htaccess'', depending on which php was selected, and LSWS will honor the user's choice of ''alt-phpxx'' or ''ea-phpxx'': | + | This allows LSWS to get along better with cPanel's multi-PHP manager better, since either ''alt-phpxx'' or ''ea-phpxx'' can be selected for a domain now. cPanel will add the following to ''.htaccess'', depending on which PHP was selected, and LSWS will honor the user's choice of ''alt-phpxx'' or ''ea-phpxx'': |
| AddType application/x-httpd-alt-php70 .php .php7 .phtml | AddType application/x-httpd-alt-php70 .php .php7 .phtml | ||
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| - | AddType application/x-httpd-ea-php70 .php .php7 .phtml | ||
| + | AddType application/x-httpd-ea-php70 .php .php7 .phtml | ||
| ===== Issues with lsphpxx ===== | ===== Issues with lsphpxx ===== | ||
| Let's say you set all ''lsphpxx'' binaries to use ''alt-phpxx'' for all handlers, and then set some per-directory phpto use ''ea-phpxx'' in ''.htaccess'', like so: | Let's say you set all ''lsphpxx'' binaries to use ''alt-phpxx'' for all handlers, and then set some per-directory phpto use ''ea-phpxx'' in ''.htaccess'', like so: | ||
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| Let's also say the server only has ''ea-php70'' installed, and another ''ea-phpXX'' handler is not available. | Let's also say the server only has ''ea-php70'' installed, and another ''ea-phpXX'' handler is not available. | ||
| - | THe following: | + | The following: |
| SetHandler application/x-httpd-ea-php54 | SetHandler application/x-httpd-ea-php54 | ||