Suppressing suexec log entries

bloatedstoat · Jan 22, 2017

Hello,
I have a shiny new server, this one running EA4 by default and I'm happy across the board with it - albeit bar the following clogging /var/log/secure

Jan 23 09:38:13 servername suexec[960877]: uid: (546/user_name) gid: (545/group_name) cmd: ea-php56

Is this expected behaviour and can these messages be suppressed somehow?
I've only migrated about half the domains and the secure log is already really cluttered.

Thank you.

cPanelMichael · Jan 25, 2017

Hello,

It's by design that suexec activity is logged to syslog in EasyApache 4. The following URL is helpful if you want to configure syslog to suppress certain activity:

https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/3/html/Cluster_Administration/s1-software-syslog.html

Thank you.

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Fcgid with suexec run httpd as web user?

Server suexec cmd: ea-php70 in: /var/log/secure

PHP and suEXEC Configuration

PHP and suEXEC Configuration Questions

Allow ini_set with Ruid2 + DSO + suEXEC?

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