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    Unfortunately all accounts are already setup correctly for these variables as the server was running php suexec previously with 4.4.2. The easyapache update is hosing it up somewhere.

    Quote Originally Posted by NightStorm
    Some things to check (got this from another board):This is a longshot and may sound wierd, but have you tried creating a new account and uploading a php file to it?
    I'm reaching, because as I said, I fixed my problem by running the buildapache and resetting the httpd.conf to default.

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    Finally i fixed the problem.
    i did the following steps.
    1-compiled apache without phpsuexec .
    2-loged on to /usr/local/apache/conf and got a backup from the current httpd.conf file in name of httpd.conf.apache.
    3-then deleted httpd.conf file and copied httpd.conf.default to httpd.conf.
    4- then compiled apache with phpsuexec.
    5- opened httpd.conf file and httpd.conf.apache at the same time with a editore in deferent screans.
    6- copied hosts `s list`s tags from the end of httpd.conf.apache to end of httpd.conf.
    7- restarted httpd service.

    Now any thing is working fine.

    Regards

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    Now if we could isolate it to a few lines.

    Quote Originally Posted by 4402734
    Finally i fixed the problem.
    i did the following steps.
    1-compiled apache without phpsuexec .
    2-loged on to /usr/local/apache/conf and got a backup from the current httpd.conf file in name of httpd.conf.apache.
    3-then deleted httpd.conf file and copied httpd.conf.default to httpd.conf.
    4- then compiled apache with phpsuexec.
    5- opened httpd.conf file and httpd.conf.apache at the same time with a editore in deferent screans.
    6- copied hosts `s list`s tags from the end of httpd.conf.apache to end of httpd.conf.
    7- restarted httpd service.

    Now any thing is working fine.

    Regards

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    Well this worked for me as well. The servers that had the problems, their httpd.confs were definitely different in config layout than the stable servers so what I ended up doing was carrying over their confs minus the host sections.

    Quote Originally Posted by 4402734
    Finally i fixed the problem.
    i did the following steps.
    1-compiled apache without phpsuexec .
    2-loged on to /usr/local/apache/conf and got a backup from the current httpd.conf file in name of httpd.conf.apache.
    3-then deleted httpd.conf file and copied httpd.conf.default to httpd.conf.
    4- then compiled apache with phpsuexec.
    5- opened httpd.conf file and httpd.conf.apache at the same time with a editore in deferent screans.
    6- copied hosts `s list`s tags from the end of httpd.conf.apache to end of httpd.conf.
    7- restarted httpd service.

    Now any thing is working fine.

    Regards

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