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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    It’s close. I should have been more specific and asked which PHP handler – https://boomshadow.net/tech/php-handlers/

    See each one is different :/ I don’t know which comes standard with plesk.

    Thread Starter Fabien Schiettecatte

    (@adam-breit)

    Allright,

    I ran a

    <?php phpinfo(); ?> (you can see the results here : https://awebhaus.be/phpinfo.php/foobar/?foo=bar – I’ll keep it up for today)

    And the thread here : https://forums.iis.net/t/1155738.aspx

    Leads me to believe that as the return on ‘_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]’ is ‘/phpinfo.php/foobar/?foo=bar’ I run FastCGI.

    It (the external thread) doesn’t cover the DSO or suPHP but talks about ISAPI instead, not sure that my answer is indeed 100% correct.

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    I think in Plesk you can edit Domain Settings, and in there there’s an option to “run php as fastCGI application” (which I’m not saying you should, just see if it’s set or not).

    Bleah, I’m used to Cpanel, where it’s in WMH -> PHP -> Handler

    Thread Starter Fabien Schiettecatte

    (@adam-breit)

    Allright,

    I was always looking in the “WHM” section of Parallels (don’t even know what it is really called) but it is in de customer control panel.

    For your future reference it is ;

    customer control panel -> websites & domains -> <yourdomain.ext> -> PHP support run as <dropdown> – 1: Apache Module, 2: FastCGI Application, 3: CGI Application</dropdown>, PHP ‘safe_mode’ on <tickbox>off</tickbox>

    It is running as an Apache Module and safe mode is off. The only other options are to run it as FastCGI or CGI.

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    Apache Module would be DSO I believe.

    If you have root access, I’d try making the owners nobody:nobody (I know that’s weird), or asking your host what they need to be.

    Thread Starter Fabien Schiettecatte

    (@adam-breit)

    I set a domain to FastCGI and it works! Now I’m not sure I should keep it this way, since this is not something you mentioned I could do? I read it increases memory usage, I guess if that is the only downside, I’ll have to wait to see if my memory can handle it or not. Plus, they say it is more secure?

    Well, I’m eternally grateful, this has been one long help session, I’ll bookmark your blog and try to visit from time to time! If you even need anything, just tell me.

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    Potato, potato ??

    If your server’s well sandboxed, you’re fine with FastCGI or DSO. As for memory, you should be okay. SuPHP is the hog of the lot, in my experience.

    I’d keep it for now ?? Keep tabs on your memory usage, for sure!

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