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Questions tagged [mod-php]

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I have some issues with an LAMP webserver, some clients experience a call timeout during peak hours. I checked the historical usage of VM resources with sar, cpu is under 30% and memory is under 60/70%...
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I am actually working on Apache server 2.4 with PHP 8.2 (mod_php) & debian 11.2 Recently I sent a HTTP Request with more than 100 seconds without a timeout. This request executed a large MySQL ...
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I try to transfer website from old server to new, and stucked with one problem. PHP/JS code on both servers is the same, but on new server it is not working - $_POST data are empty in AJAX-request. ...
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I have a problem setting up my Apache server with mod_php. I have a website whose index.php page is generated in ~200ms. But Apache serves it in about 1.5sec. Why is this slowdown taking place? If ...
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I have a fresh installation on CentOS 7 with httpd and following remi's wizard I installed php 5.4 as single version (I know it's old, but part of my requirements !!). My problem is that httpd cannot ...
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This is a weird one. I'm administering a FreePBX server using their standard CentOS 7 based distribution running in a virtual machine. Every so often (usually a few months in between occurrences), ...
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Currently I'm attempting to update my Vagrant machine with Puppet modules to PHP7, and ofcourse, with updated modules. However since updating the puppetlabs/apache module to version 3.0.0, it is ...
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As far as I know, mod_php can be configured either by means of php.ini or .htaccess files while, for CGI, .htaccess files cannot be used. Does the fact that mod_php can use .htaccess files makes it ...
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I am in the process of upgrading a web server from using the slower, resource-intensive mod_php, and all has been well, until I noticed that PHP 7.1 is running successfully using only the php7.1-fpm ...
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I'm trying to configure my server to automatically insert a tracking code (Piwik) to all pages served. I'm using both static sites and some PHP sites. I've used the following method found on Piwik ...
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While load testing I am getting almost 100% CPU usage by Apache processes. To find out the root cause I attached Apache process with strace and found slow calls. 11840 0.000063 accept4(3, {...
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I know this is probably most discussed topic online, I did search here and stackexchange and tried various answers but none of them seems to be working for me, hence why I am posting this. I have a ...
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I'm running an apache server (default configuration, mod_php) on an amazon linux VM with just 1G of RAM. There are two kinds of php applications running: memory heavy ones that are executed not so ...
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Current Setup Single CentOS 6 VPS with 6G memory running apache 2.2, mariadb & PHP via FastCGI. Server has mostly wordpress sites, but also has some other PHP based sites. Right now we are not ...
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There are few different php "wrappers"(?). What are differences between them? Tried to google some, but cant seem to find informations. (mod-php is not googleable). Why might I choose one over ...
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