If i have enabled phpSUEXEC it brokes some important scripts that my customers have.. so, how can I have phpSUEXEC working for x sites, and to have disabled for others ? because of this problem had to remove it from the entire server
thkz!
If i have enabled phpSUEXEC it brokes some important scripts that my customers have.. so, how can I have phpSUEXEC working for x sites, and to have disabled for others ? because of this problem had to remove it from the entire server
thkz!
In what way did the scripts break?
Rather than just abandoning it, you should try and resolve such issues as phpsuexec is a more sensible way of running php as you can then track which users are doing what (to some extent, and certainly more than when php is running as nobody).
There are many threads in existence that explain what is needed in order to get phpsuexec to work correctly.
Have you ensured that all php scripts, and their directories, have the correct ownership and permissions?
yes, everything is fine with ownership and permissions... if i activate phpsuexec some scripts don't work, if i disable it, they work perfectly! :S
Check the .htaccess files of the problem accounts. There should be no php values in there when running phpsuexec, so remove them.
And ofcourse no permissions greater than 755 on any directory.
What errors do you encounter?Originally Posted by sh4ka