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PHP Fastcgi + SuPHP. Is it possible?

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  1. stormrider

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    Hello,

    Is it possible to run fastcgi with suPHP. Were anyone able to do this on CPanel?

    CGI + SuPHP uses a lot of resources.

    And PHP ( DSO ) + Eaccelerator is extremeley insecure since you can read and/or delete files from all users ( read all files, delete only the ones with 777 permissions ). And this is valid even when you have open_baserdir enabled!

    I tried to run fcgi + suphp but i got this error: No input file specified

    Thanks for anyone who help.
     
    #1 stormrider, Jan 31, 2008
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    Cpanel support told me the same thing :(

    I really don't know what do to, running php as apache module + eacccelerator is extremely fast but totally insecure.

    But running php as cgi is so slow. On my benchmark php-cgi runned 39x slower than php as apache module.
     
    #3 stormrider, Feb 1, 2008
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    i just updated Apache to have Apache 2.2 + Mod FCGID + PHP5 + suPHP + fastcgi + Zend Optimier.

    despite couple previous posts indicating suPHP+fastcgi won't work, Apache/PHP seems to be working fine. php script execution speed has increased quite a bit!

    has anyone tried this? encounter any problems? is this a recommanded setup?


    thank you!

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    one problem i have found is that http://server_hostname/~username/some_script.php won't work (500 Internal Server Error).
     
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    I have made a compilation just like yours. Except I am with Apache 2.0. Didn't receive any errors or anything. I need fastcgi for Ruby On Rails so I believe there should be no problems.

    Question: Do you actually need Mod FCGID to have fastcgi installed? I'm just looking to have ruby on rails installed.

    Regards
     
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    I am using Apache 2.2 + Mod FCGID + PHP5/PHP4 + suPHP + fastcgi + Zend Optimier without problems until this moment.
     
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    #6 duranduran, Apr 29, 2008
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    Are you using fcgi as the PHP handler? ("Configure Suexec and PHP" in WHM)

    Any problem previewing the website by using http://hostname/~username/ ?

    I had the same setup, but could not figure out how to make http://hostname/~username/ work....


    Any help appreciated! Thanks
     
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    No, i tried to configure changing the php handler to fcgi, but i have so many problems... I have back to SUPHP.
     
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    #8 duranduran, Apr 30, 2008
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    Not sure if this is related but we have a client trying to install the fcgi gem and he gets the error:

    we are running apache 2.2.8 with PHP 5.2.6 and suPHP

    anyone have any ideas on how to resolve this?
     
    #9 Snowman30, May 11, 2008
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