Can't build Apache with php - CGI suPHP

[Misiek]

Hello I have a problem I cannot build apache with php with suPHP every time i try it the php just builds into Apache 2.0 Handler and its not working in the CGI mode, i have latest release, and build it three times every time its just starting in Apache 2 Handler

[Gene Steinberg]

Hello I have a problem I cannot build apache with php with suPHP every time i try it the php just builds into Apache 2.0 Handler and its not working in the CGI mode, i have latest release, and build it three times every time its just starting in Apache 2 Handler

Welcome to the Easy::Apache nightmare. It screwed up the configuration on my server, too, and we had to rebuild it outside of the cPanel environment to have it function. So far, I'm not terribly enamored with this method of building Apache. There are far too many defects in the process, and it can be catastrophic in a production environment.

Peace,
Gene

[cpdan]

Hello I have a problem I cannot build apache with php with suPHP every time i try it the php just builds into Apache 2.0 Handler and its not working in the CGI mode, i have latest release, and build it three times every time its just starting in Apache 2 Handler

Sorry to hear you are having trouble. I might offer this advice:

Building it over and over will not help if the buiild is good everytime but its just not running how you want it configured,

Have you created a ticket so a tech can assist?

Also, have you configured PHP as it prompts you to afterward?

More info can be found here:
http://cpanel.net//support/docs/ea/e..._requests.html
http://cpanel.net//support/docs/ea/ea3/faq_ea3php.html

Welcome to the Easy::Apache nightmare. It screwed up the configuration on my server, too, and we had to rebuild it outside of the cPanel environment to have it function. So far, I'm not terribly enamored with this method of building Apache. There are far too many defects in the process, and it can be catastrophic in a production environment.

Peace,
Gene

Easyapache 3 uses a new config system called Cpanel::AdvConfig.

How that works with httpd.conf is outlined here:

http://cpanel.net//support/docs/ea/e...rstanding.html

http://cpanel.net//support/docs/ea/ea3/faq_ea3.html

really, these are a bit of a misnomer as the URLs are under easyapache but in reality Cpanel::AdvConfig is the underlying tools to manage httpd.conf in ea3 as well as WHM, Cpanel, etc, so understanding it will help understand how to work with it, whether that is how its used during an easyapache build, or adding an account, etc.