Correct the Apache Templates for fcgid

[BeNe]

We need to change the templates to get Fcgid working in the future.
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[joximu]

we have two blog entries which do not tell the same:  http://www.dumitrache.net/2009/06/ispcp-fixing-500-server-errors/  http://blog.benny-baumann.de/?p=519

I don't know to much about fcgid - but if a setting per VirtualHost? is better, then we may need to create a smaller ispcp_vhost.conf without the SocketPath? line. The default/global fcgid_ispcp.conf may stay as is.

What does the fcgi specialist think?

/J

[nuxwin]

The current global conffile for fcgid is Ok.

The problem is the 'Include' directive. Sorry but the howto provided here  http://www.dumitrache.net/2009/06/ispcp-fixing-500-server-errors/ is shit. The global configuration (included only once) or a separate configuration for each virtual Host provide the same result but we can't do the both in same time.

[nuxwin]

Benedikt: You are the kind for that ---> \ No newline at end of file...

[gOOvER]

I would be very happy, if this could be fixed fast :)

[benedikt]

Replying to nuxwin:

Benedikt: You are the kind for that ---> \ No newline at end of file...

Don't understand. Anyway will you put it into trunk or should I?

[gOOvER]

The Patch from RatS is only the half. We also have to edit:

als_php2_entry.tpl
dmn_php2_entry.tpl
sub_php2_entry.tpl

and remove

Include {MODS_DIR}/fcgid_ispcp.conf

[gOOvER]

This should be fixed very fast. More and more Distro's will use the new fcgid Version and they can't use ispCP. ;)

Please fix this ASAP ;)

[nuxwin]

All Include {MODS_DIR}/fcgid_ispcp.conf was removed in r2957

[nuxwin]

For the patch, I'll push it this week. I should provide a switch test for it because All new directives are not supported by all FCGID versions (like the version provided by Debian Lenny).

@Benedikt: If you have any idea for easy way for the switch, told me please.

[gOOvER]

This Ticket can also be closed. Fixed in r2957

[gOOvER]

Replying to nuxwin:

For the patch, I'll push it this week. I should provide a switch test for it because All new directives are not supported by all FCGID versions (like the version provided by Debian Lenny).

@Benedikt: If you have any idea for easy way for the switch, told me please.

Normally every new Version of Fcgid will not support the new directives. Maybe we should set 1.0.6 Squeeze only :) or leave the old one :)

[nuxwin]

Ok ;

The old naming convention for FCGID directives is deprecated but always supported so, to avoid any problem with the distributions that use older FCGID version, we should not use the new naming convention for the moment.

I close this ticket.