'Mod FCGID' was changed to '1' by 'Fastcgi'

[garingas]

I am upgrading an Apache 1.3 to 2.2 using the new Easy Apache for the first time. My reading on the cpanel support docs page makes me think that I would prefer not to use fcgid and fastcgi and just use suPHP instead.

Docs page:
http://www.cpanel.net/support/docs/e..._advanced.html

Whenever I save my config, I get the message 'Mod FCGID' was changed to '1' by 'Fastcgi' even though Fastcgi for php is not checked.

Even if Fastcgi was checked, it could be used by ruby without requiring php integration so I don't get it.

Am I just not understanding how this works or is the value of Fastcgi always on even if the checkbox is unchecked.
(Release - WHM 11.11.0 cPanel 11.15.0-R17853)

I've attached my saved build.

[garingas]

If no one else is useing suPHP without Fastcgi, what is the best configuration setup choice?
(The docs made it a appear to be a good idea.)

I'm only interested in PHP5 on this server, I would like to make it easier for me to be able to catch any script spammers, but I want all the standard scripts to run.

How have you setup your system?

Thanks!
Garingas

[verdon]

I'm using php5/suphp without fastcgi... attached is my profile

[maysoft]

verdon:

This is related only to the latest EA build.
See my topic: http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=72942

I was building apache2.2/php5/suphp without issues on several servers before build 3102 came out.

[garingas]

Excellent!
So if I am patient and wait for the next build, then I can build what I like.

I appreciate the historical info.

Thanks,
Garingas

[cPDan]

Whenever I save my config, I get the message 'Mod FCGID' was changed to '1' by 'Fastcgi' even though Fastcgi for php is not checked.

Thank you, that action was due to a logic error that I've fixed and will commit and publish as soon as repository access is restored.

[cPDan]

Thank you, that action was due to a logic error that I've fixed and will commit and publish as soon as repository access is restored.

This was publishes last night in rev 3112, thanks!