Hi everyone,

 

first of all I would like to thank the froxlor-dev team for the wonderful work. I?ve just upgraded from syscp to froxlor. It looks great

 

But I still have a small problem. I want to use fcgid because of security and speed reasons. But, unfortunately, I can?t find any configuration item for it in froxlor-configuration as described in the fcgid howto. While searching the forum I?ve found a blog post detailing that fcgid is only supported using php-fpm which I don?t want to because it would force me to upgrade to php 5.3.

Therefore, how can I activate support for fcgid in froxlor so that no such things, as php_admin_flag, are used in the vhost because it is not supported by fcgid.

 

Thank for any replay.

 

Dennis

Hi,

 

have you activated FCGID in your Froxlor settings?

 

Screenshot:

http://s13.directupload.net/images/110103/i6d74tzi.png

Hi,

 

as of version 0.9.16 this option is missing / replaced by php-fpm, which is something different.

 

Thanks,

Dennis

no, the option has not been replaced but hidden if you're not on apache-webserver...you want fcgid you habe to use apache, or php-fpm with lighty or nginx

Okay, this is wired cause I use apache. Here is a screenshot of my config even though it is in German: http://batland.de/upload/froxlor.jpg

 

Somebody got any ideas? Could something have gone wrong during the update syscp -> froxlor?

 

Thanks for all the replies!

 

Dennis

I just updated my 0.9.15 to 0.9.16 and it's all still there (see attached screenshot).

 

I myself updated from a former SysCP install (back with 0.9 ) and i didn't miss any fcgid-settings. It's hard to say what went wrong there, maybe you can post your /var/www/froxlor/install/update.log file, so we can see what happend when you updated.

 

 

Hi,

 

fcgid was disabled when using syscp. And here my update log: http://batland.de/upload/update.log

 

Thanks for the fast replies.

 

Dennis

try changing the webserver to nginx and back to apache, maybe something didn't work there...check if the entry is visible then (and of course php-fpm disabled)

try changing the webserver to nginx and back to apache, maybe something didn't work there...check if the entry is visible then (and of course php-fpm disabled)

 

thanks, that did the trick. so easy. Do you want / need to investigate further if this is a bug? I would be glade to support you with any information you need.

 

Dennis