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Two values for FcgidMaxRequestLen in vHost

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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:

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After the next run of the cron job the vHost-file ended up having two entries of the FcgidMaxRequestLen as per this:

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How come this is happening? I couldn't find anything related in the settings of Froxlor?

I would appreciate getting a hint...

Looks like you may have defined another FcgidMaxRequestLen value elsewhere (e.g. settings globally or ip/port based). Froxlor does not write "FcgidMaxRequestLen" to the vhost. Must be user-specified

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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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