Apache shows php code instead of executing

MarioMerlo

• January 09, 2018 15:43

Hi, I'm new at this. I have a VPS with WMH, and today, I don't know why, all the websites I have on that VPS are showing the PHP code, instead of executing it. Any Ideas? Thanks.

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  web-project

  • January 09, 2018 21:13

  If you do use cPanel you need to select either Apache (php mod) or PHP CGi to process the php files.

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  MarioMerlo

  • January 09, 2018 22:29

  If you do use cPanel you need to select either Apache (php mod) or PHP CGi to process the php files.

  
  I use the WHM, it's the global interface of cpanel. I have the ExecCGI activated on the Apache Global Configuration... but nothing changes. All the websites on the Virtual Server shows the code, instead of executing the PHP.

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  Infopro

  • January 09, 2018 22:36

  I have a VPS with WMH, and today, I don't know why, all the websites I have on that VPS are showing the PHP code

  
  Assuming you do not have access to run EasyApache 4 yourself, you should probably speak with your WebHost about this. If you do have root access to go here: WebHost Manager "Software "EasyApache 4 You might want to select one of the Available Profiles listed and rebuild Apache properly. Sounds to me like someone did and it didn't go well or was configured incorrectly.

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  MarioMerlo

  • January 09, 2018 23:48

  Assuming you do not have access to run EasyApache 4 yourself, you should probably speak with your WebHost about this. If you do have root access to go here: WebHost Manager "Software "EasyApache 4 You might want to select one of the Available Profiles listed and rebuild Apache properly. Sounds to me like someone did and it didn't go well or was configured incorrectly.

  
  Thanks for your answer. I do have access to the EasyApache 4. I've rebuilted the Apache, but it has given me an error: The "/usr/sbin/httpd" command (process 12513) reported error number 1 when it ended. Configuration problem detected on line 249 of file /etc/apache2/conf/httpd.conf.work.DWZumbio: : Syntax error on line 32 of /etc/apache2/conf.d/modsec2.conf: Syntax error on line 27 of /etc/apache2/conf.d/modsec/modsec2.cpanel.conf: Could not open configuration file /etc/apache2/conf.d/modsec_vendor_configs/OWASP3/crs-setup.conf: No such file or directory Any clues?

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  Infopro

  • January 10, 2018 01:39

  Are the websites back up? Is modsec installed properly?

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