Internal Server Error after installinf ispCP

[abuzaind]

I've just installed ispCP from nightly builds on my Debian sarge system. But after 'successful' installation I got the Internal Server Error:

http://admin.posting.ru/

Who can help me to solve this problem? I installed ispCP following the steps in documentation (http://www.isp-control.net/documentation...n/debian).

Thanks!

[joximu]

You should have a look in the logfiles (error.log from apache, suexec.log).
And tell us more about your system

/J

[abuzaind]

from error.log:

Quote:[Thu Jan 24 19:38:27 2008] [warn] FastCGI: (dynamic) server "/var/www/fcgi/master/php4-fcgi-starter" has failed to remain running for 30 seconds given 3 attempts, its restart interval has been backed off to 600 seconds

from suexec.log:

Quote:[2008-01-24 19:42:36]: uid: (root/root) gid: (0/0) cmd: php4-fcgi-starter
[2008-01-24 19:42:36]: cannot run as forbidden uid (0/php4-fcgi-starter)

Actually, I want install php5 as module, but not fast-cgi[/quote]

[joximu]

ok, ther's a permission problem (suexec). But you want mod_php

So, rather disable the fastcgi modules (fastcgi_ispcp) and enable the mod_php5 module (maybe install it first).

/J

[abuzaind]

Thanx for help with php. But I have another problem I can't start proftpd. I compared my conf with the conf on VHCS2 system. They are equal.

[joximu]

Fine. And did you compare the conf with the one of ispCP?

And there are logfiles from proftpd, or you can start it with a parameter to be verbose (search in the forum...)

/J

[abuzaind]

Quote:vps:/etc/apache2/mods-enabled# apt-get install mod_php
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
E: Couldn't find package mod_php

Do I make a mistake?

Here (http://www.isp-control.net/forum/possibl...2242.html) I can see that people can install this mod.

[joximu]

if you want less security you can switch to mod_php but then also should disable php_fastcgi and apache_mpm_worker (and install apache_mpm_prefork - because mod_php cannot work with worker).

and then try libapache-mod-php5 - for example...

/J

[abuzaind]

But I have to My apache doesn't start with fastcgi enabled.

[joximu]

Then you have a bad apache :-)

well, I don't know the reason but since this combination runs on many many servers, the conclusion is: change your system...

Or live with mod-php...

Well, mod-php is the php which is/was known for years. It is not *that* bad. But you have to think about the permissions in a different way than eith fastcgi...

/J