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Two values for FcgidMaxRequestLen in vHost
Dang, you got me.... So sorry to waste your time! I wasn't aware that I had set this whenever... Thank you so much for your support!!!
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Two values for FcgidMaxRequestLen in vHost
Unfortunately I wasn't able to find anything related to this in the forum. Since I ran into an issue regarding the FcgidMaxRequestLen value I checked the affected vhost-file in my apache config. At the bottom, just before the closing VirtualHost-tag, it has the switch FcgidMaxRequestLen 2000000 As I need a different value here, I headed over to the configuration of the domain and entered the desired value of 16777216 into "Eigene vHost-Einstellungen" and "Eigene SSL vHost-Einstellungen" as per this: After the next run of the cron job the vHost-file ended up having two entries of the FcgidMaxRequestLen as per this: How come this is happening? I couldn't find anything related in the settings of Froxlor? I would appreciate getting a hint...
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SSL deactivated for specific domain, but still trying to get one from Letsencrypt
Thanks! I just created an issue.
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SSL deactivated for specific domain, but still trying to get one from Letsencrypt
I've been experiencing a problem with one specific domain. For some reason, that I unfortunately cannot reproduce anymore, Froxlor threw the following error: [Mo 4. Mär 12:45:11 CET 2024] Invalid status, somedomain.de:Verify error detail:178.x.x.x: Invalid response from http://somedomain.de/.well-known/acme-challenge/Xomzx_41jiAPtTRjMJNH4N59MyQEK0poL-ruwJ3_zOg: 404 [Mo 4. Mär 12:45:11 CET 2024] Please add '--debug' or '--log' to check more details. [Mo 4. Mär 12:45:11 CET 2024] See: https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/wiki/How-to-debug-acme.sh Since this domain is not being actively used at the moment, I disabled the use of SSL in the domain's configuration. To my surprise, Froxlor was still trying to obtain a certificate from Letsencrypt. I was able to overcome this by re-enabling the use of SSL for that domain, then actively deactivate the option "Create SSL certificate (Let's Encrypt)" and then deactive the use of SSL altogether for this specific domain. I'm not sure whether this is intended. From my understanding, disabling "Activate use of SSL" ("Aktiviere Nutzung von SSL") should automatically deactivate all underlaying options as well. What are your thoughts on this? Sorry, I forgot to mention: Froxlor: v2.1.6 on a Debian 12, Apache2
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