[SOLVED] No input file specified

[kilburn]

Okay, this may be caused by either (1) apache sending an incorrect path to the php file to php5-cgi; or (2) something (permissions?) that prevents php5-cgi from running the script.

The first should be easy to test. Look in your /var/log/apache2/users/domain.tld-error.log and copy us some of the "mod_fcgid: call /path/to/php/file ..." lines. Does the path look correct?

For the second one, I would try a more "direct" approach than to check for every permission in the path to the file. What we will do is try to run the file under the user of this website. To do so, start by:

Code:

grep domain.tld /etc/passwd

This will answer you with the vuXXXX user that corresponds to "domain.tld". Does it match the owner of the /var/www/fcgi/domain.tld folder? If it doesn't, ispcp got confused somehow about the users of the system and we have found the problem.
If it matches, proceed to switch to this user, by runnig (as root):

Code:

cd /; su -s/bin/sh vuXXXX

At this point you have the very same permissions than the website user. Now try to run the php file and see if any error comes out, or the page is rendered correctly (you'll see the output):

Code:

export PHPRC="/var/www/fcgi/<domain.tld>/php5/"
/usr/bin/php5-cgi -f /path/to/the/php/file/that/you/saw/in/the/mod_cgid/call/line

Okay, what happened? If there's an error, this should lead you to the appropiate solution.

If everything went well, then we go back to the beggining in that there's some problem about the path that apache tells php where to find the file. If this is the case, the last idea I have right now is to try enabling the "cgi.fix_pathinfo" directive in the domain's php.ini file and restarting apache.

I hope this helped. Please tell us what happened with this issue as there seems to be other users seeing it.