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turn off fastcgi - DmT - 10-19-2007 12:42 PM

i want to turn off FastCgi and use mod php, its possible ??

thxs for your help


RE: turn off fastcgi - joximu - 10-19-2007 04:38 PM

DmT Wrote:i want to turn off FastCgi and use mod php, its possible ??

yes

DmT Wrote:thxs for your help

your welcome

/Joximu


RE: turn off fastcgi - DmT - 10-19-2007 04:54 PM

and the big question ..... how i can do it ??


RE: turn off fastcgi - joximu - 10-19-2007 05:24 PM

DmT Wrote:and the big question ..... how i can do it ??

ahhhhh Tongue

well, AFAIK if you use mod-php, you should use apache-mpm-prefork instead of mpm-worker (see google) so you have to switch this by uninstall/install the relevant debian (or other OS) packages.
Then deactivate the fastcgi modules (remove the symlinks from mods-enabled) and enable the mod-php (install packeage, create a symlink - you can use a2enmod and a2dismod for the symlinks).

ispcp should be compatible since it always creates blocks with <if mod fastcgi> and <if mod mod-php> ....

Joximu


RE: turn off fastcgi - Esni - 10-20-2007 12:50 AM

Just plain intrest... Why in earth do you want to turn off the fcgi?


RE: turn off fastcgi - raphael - 10-20-2007 05:42 AM

but be aware that problems may arise when ispCP (not the customers) does not run under fastcgi because of directory and file permissions restrictions


RE: turn off fastcgi - DmT - 10-23-2007 12:15 PM

raphael Wrote:but be aware that problems may arise when ispCP (not the customers) does not run under fastcgi because of directory and file permissions restrictions

but, i have a webscript for shoutcats radios, and fcgi kills the radios after 100 segs, and a bittorrent tracker, just for that, ....

or anyone have a suggestion for the problem???


RE: turn off fastcgi - raphael - 10-24-2007 12:38 AM

did you carefully read my post?
Quote:problems may arise when ispCP (not the customers)