![]() This fits in the "experienced server admins wouldn't possibly need this, but WHM/cPanel's target audience might benefit from it" category. This may be tricky if EA attempts multiple restarts before PHP is ready. If having an automatic blockage of PHP is a Bad Idea, then it might be interesting to add a button/script under EasyApache " Disable PHP websites from loading on this server." and then display a red warning banner at the top of WHM as long as this feature is turned on.įor now, I plan to STOP the apache service and make sure it stays stopped until PHP is ready. There are any number of problems I might not have thought of. Feedback is appreciated before I post it as a cPanel/WHM suggestion. This way end users can't read PHP source code while PHP is being compiled. When EA is complete, it would remove this directive. If I understand it correctly, FCGId is the Wordpress friendly mode of PHP script execution.So, just as an idea, when EasyApache install starts running, I'd make EA add a directive to nf so that all *.php files get a temporary 403 Forbidden code. If you took the files from a cPanel-hosted site, check the. I would be very thankful if somebody has an idea how to fix this. I’m probably forgetting something but this is the info I can think of. I’ve checked the Webserver error log file in /var/log/virtualmin/ but there was nothing there.I’ve tried a clean re-install of both Virtualmin and the server.I’ve used the command “virtualmin modify-web -mode fcgid -all-domains”.I’ve used the command “virtualmin fix-domain-permissions -all-domains -subservers”.Just Saying, if you use PHP on Heroku and face any problem during deploying your GitHub Repository then create a index.php file(if you do not have), this might solve your problem. I’ve tried commenting out “SetHandler application/x-httpd-php” in /etc/apache2/mods-available/php7.2.conf If you want to upload PHP files then you can use Heroku instead.I did see PHP from a 3rd party repo could cause this, but to my understanding - that’s not the case here From what I’ve gathered, there are no 3rd party repositories added to my Ubuntu install (everything in /etc/apt/sources.list is either *. or *.). I’ve updated everything and kept it up to date.I’ve read around the web and the Virtualmin forums and have seen this issue is not as unique, but most, if of the solutions are for CentOS and not Ubuntu. Im making this using Jetbrains Webstorm and am just using the 'Run' shortcut to run the page. I’ve to either set permissions of all folders to 777 (which even a noob like me knows is a big no-no) or change the ownership of everything inside the public_html folder to www-data, which I understand is the default Ubuntu user, but from what I’ve seen, this is also a security risk. Im setting up a simple login-page, however when I click on my 'submit' button, instead of querying the MySQL database using a php file the browser downloads the php file. Settings it to mod_php, fixes the problem, but then I have a permissions problem with Wordpress - can’t update or install plugins. ![]() the default option, php files are downloaded instead of executed. If the “PHP script execution mode” in “Website options” is set to FCGId, i.e. So, Virtualmin is pretty awesome and so far I’ve been able to get by and pass the blocks I’ve hit with fervorous googling, but this is something I’ve been banging my head against, for days. I’ve got a VPS from OVH and I installed Ubutnu 18.04 LTS a couple of weeks ago, and it is to be solely used for a few Wordpress websites. I am a complete noob to VPS and Virtualmin, so I’d be thankful if I can rely a bit on the community wisdom :). htaccess file to the folder a file is downloading autometically instead of running. but not working any other page like admin, users etc. All credit goes to siwuch who posted the fix in the topic I’ve linked to. htaccess file php project opens it home page. Create a file with phpinfo (), run it and see the configuration of your PHP. My Laravel site works perfectly on localhost. ![]() I’m putting the solution here, as well, just in case somebody stumbled on this topic from Google. There can be two cause of your problem either you have saved your php page outside of wamp directory or may be PHP is not installed in your mechine. Now set your webstite to FCGId (Virtualmin -> Server Configuration -> Website options -> PHP script execution mode ) and it should work properly. Restart the apache server via the following command: SetHandler application/x-httpd-php-source In “/etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php*.conf” (replace php* with your filename, depending on the php version you’re using - in my case it was php7.2.conf) comment out the following two lines: The original poster is running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS just like me and the solution offered by siwuch seems to work properly for me. As such when such a file is encountered by the web server, it presents it as a download rather than running it through php. So a few hours after posting I found this recent post: ![]()
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