.ea-php-cli.cache files with 777 permissions

webstuff

• January 18, 2019 09:18

Not sure if this has to do with a update.. But I been finding these files recently .ea-php-cli.cache files with 777 permissions Anyone know what they have to do with? maybe a hack of some sort? the times do not make much sense tried going through the visitors logs and didn't see much.

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  webstuff

  • January 18, 2019 14:44

  I did find this CpanelInc/php-cli - just not sure what it is does or what I missed.

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  cPanelMichael

  • January 21, 2019 17:28

  Hello @webstuff, Those files stem from a recent change to PHP-CLI published as part of an EasyApache 4 release: EasyApache 4 Release Notes - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation [QUOTE]ea-php-cli ZC-4400 - Rewrite ea-php-cli in perl
  We've updated the corresponding document below to reflect the use of those files: EasyApache 4 and the ea-php-cli Package - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation [QUOTE] The .ea-php-cli.cache symlink The first time you call one of the ea-php-cli binaries, the system creates the .ea-php-cli.cache symlink to the PHP version that the directory requires. This symlink provides a quick way for the system to determine the proper version of PHP and reads as broken by design. For example, if the PHP script requires PHP 7.0, then the symlink will point to ea-php70. Important: We strongly recommend that you do not delete these symlinks. The system creates broken symlinks by design and will recreate any removed symlinks the next time that you run the script. You can safely ignore them.
  Thank you.

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  webstuff

  • January 21, 2019 18:24

  thank you

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