AlexVB

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11.28.87-RELEASE_51188

I've noticed that easyapache generates incorrect php.ini file.

For example, after easyapache execution there are 2 "extension =" lines, three "doc_root =" lines, three "auto_append_file" lines, etc...

Is it ok? Or if it the bug - will it be fixed?

Thanks.
 

bhd

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Had the same problem. Error logs were becoming huge with
Code:
PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/local/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20090626/' - /usr/local/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20090626/: cannot read file data: Is a directory in Unknown on line 0
Removing the un-commented line
Code:
 extension =
from /usr/local/lib/php.ini fixed it.

Love to see this fixed too.
 

cPanelTristan

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Did you use the WHM > PHP Configuration Editor to edit the php.ini at any point? If so, we have resolved cases (47683 and 46972) in 11.29/11.30 that were related to duplicate entries being put into the global php.ini at /usr/local/lib/php.ini when using that editor. This could explain what is happening if you had used it anyway.

Otherwise, if this was only due to running EasyApache, please submit a ticket and confirm that we can rebuild using EasyApache to see this happening and determine the cause. You can open up a ticket using WHM > Support Center > Contact cPanel or via the link in my signature.
 

AlexVB

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Ok. Yes, i did.
And another question - is this fix will be available for RELEASE (11.28)?
 
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cPanelTristan

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The cases are not currently implemented into 11.28 but you can review the changelog at the following location to see when any set case is pushed into any version:

Change Logs

You can check your current version by running this command:

Code:
cat /usr/local/cpanel/version
You can check the most recent versions for each tier at this location:

Downloads - cPanel Inc.

At this time, if you need to make changes to the global php.ini file at /usr/local/lib/php.ini location, you would want to do so in root SSH manually without using the WHM > PHP Configuration Editor.