wimp

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hi all,
afther run easyapache option 1 (no problem so far..) some customers have problems to show images using .php -"imagecreatefromjpeg()" - and told me to enable lib.GD
But i couldn't found any refer to this library in php.ini

Where can i turn ON this lib. again?

thanks

PS: Zend works fine.
 

haider

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Hi wimp,

run easyapache and choose the 4th option. This will hopefully automatically solve the problem ;-)


Haider
 

wimp

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Thanks"haider" but is there a way to do it manually? without run again easyapache?

Thank you
 

WeMasterz5

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what is easyapache and is it safe and how do you use this

thanks
 

mpierre

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Easyapache ( /scripts/easyapache ) is a script that lets you recompile Apache and PHP. You can choose to add GDlib using it.

It is safe, but just backup your httpd.conf before doing it, in case...
 

Finkinstein

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Is there a reason why there are so many htpd.conf files all with a slight variation like httpd -v.conf and stuff like that?
 

wimp

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ok i run option 4 and all is back.
Thanks also to CPanel support.
 

mpierre

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Originally posted by Finkinstein
Is there a reason why there are so many htpd.conf files all with a slight variation like httpd -v.conf and stuff like that?
They are various backups of your Httpd.conf file which were done at various moments or when running various scripts.

But you should do a backup yourself of the httpd.conf file before running easyapache.
 

N9ne

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How can one backup httpd.conf ? Is there a way to FTP into some place to download a backup of it? Or must it be done via SSH? If so, how exactly?
 

sqsisa

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Originally posted by N9ne
How can one backup httpd.conf ? Is there a way to FTP into some place to download a backup of it? Or must it be done via SSH? If so, how exactly?

Good question. The only way I know is to copy or move the file via ssh to a place I can grab it by ftp.

Anyone have an answer?
 

mpierre

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You have a few options :

For easy apache, I just copy it to the root ( cp httpd.conf / )

But you can copy it to anywhere, even a place where you can fetch it using FTP ( like /home/username ).

But you can of course use SCP ( secure copy ) which allows copying files in SSH...
 

purplepaws

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Hi,

We are having similar issues.

We recently ran the Advanced easyapache to Raise HARD_SERVER_LIMIT.

The question is, if we now run option 5 of easyapace, will this take the Raise HARD_SERVER_LIMIT changes back down to default?