How to Compare two easy apache configurations or where I can get info about the conf.yaml parameters

Hi, I am having multiple issues in different configurations behaviors and I am comparing the Yaml of two different configurations. For example the first one in easyapache with suPHP 5.4.x that I thought was safe, can execute images as php like example.php.jpg and overwriting the php.ini defaults in every different folder


Apache: 
  optmods: 
    Access: 0
    Actions: 0
    Alias: 0
    Asis: 0
    AuthzHost: 0
    AuthzOwner: 0
    Autoindex: 0
    Bucketeer: 0
    Cache: 0
    CaseFilter: 0
    CaseFilterIn: 0
    CernMeta: 0
    CharsetLite: 0
    DAVFs: 0
    DAVLock: 0
    DBD: 0
    DIR: 0
    Dav: 0
    Deflate: 0
    DiskCache: 0
    Distcache: 0
    Dumpio: 0
    Echo: 0
    Env: 0
    Expires: 1
    ExtFilter: 0
    Fastcgi: 0
    FileCache: 0
    Fileprotect: 1
    Frontpage: 1
    Headers: 1
    Ident: 0
    Imagemap: 0
    LDAP: 0
    LogAgent: 0
    LogConfig: 0
    LogForensic: 0
    LogReferer: 0
    MPMEvent: 0
    MPMLeader: 0
    MPMPerchild: 0
    MPMPrefork: 0
    MPMThreadpool: 0
    MPMWorker: 0
    MemCache: 0
    Mime: 0
    MimeMagic: 0
    MmapStatic: 0
    Negotiation: 0
    OptionalFnExport: 0
    OptionalFnImport: 0
    OptionalHookExport: 0
    OptionalHookImport: 0
    PHPAsUser: 1
    Proxy: 1
    RaiseFDSetsize: 0
    RaiseHardServerLimit: 0
    Rewrite: 1
    Setenvif: 0
    Speling: 0
    Status: 0
    SymlinkProtection: 0
    UniqueId: 0
    Userdir: 0
    Usertrack: 0
    Version: 0
    VhostAlias: 0
    Watchdog: 0
  version: 2_2
Cpanel::Easy::ModGzip: 0
Cpanel::Easy::ModPerl: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::2_17: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::2_9: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::3_26: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::3_27: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::4_20: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Bcmath: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Bz2: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::CGI: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Calendar: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Curl: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::CurlSSL: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Curlwrappers: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::DBX: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Dbase: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::DiscardPath: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Exif: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::FTP: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Fastcgi: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::ForceCGIRedirect: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::GD: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Gettext: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Iconv: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Imap: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Java: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::MM: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::MagicQuotes: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::MailHeaders: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Mbregex: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Mbstring: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Mcrypt: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::MemoryLimit: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Mhash: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::MimeMagic: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Ming: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Mysql: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::MysqlOfSystem: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Mysqli: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Openssl: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::PDFLib: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::POSIX: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::PathInfoCheck: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Pear: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Pgsql: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Pspell: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::SNMP: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::SOAP: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::SafeMode: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::SafePHPCGI: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Sockets: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Swf: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::SysTimezone: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::TTF: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Tidy: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Versioning: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Wddx: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::WithoutIconv: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::XmlRPC: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::ZendMultibyte: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Zip: 0
Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::Zlib: 1
Cpanel::Easy::PHPSuHosin: 1
Cpanel::Easy::Tomcat::7_0: 0

Now I have another after tunning mod_fcgid that improve performance and i am able to define different php.ini for configurations by user outside or inside the /home/ but I am still missing some features of the first configuration. How I now what do that in the yaml I am a bit lost with this values for example Access: 0 Actions: 0 Alias: 0 The ideal will be some documentation about the vars into the Yaml file Thanks!

theoxgr

October 04, 2013 14:23

Re: How to Compare two easy apache configurations or where I can get info about the conf.yaml parame being super-fast is not always the thing. i managed to be fast enough and secure using mod_ruid2 + suphp with suExec. you can search the forums and find this easyapache build. i think you will love it more. i switched from fcgi too.

cPanelMichael

October 04, 2013 14:29

Re: How to Compare two easy apache configurations or where I can get info about the conf.yaml parame Hello :) The value of "0" indicates the Apache module is not enabled in the EasyApache build profile. Here is the example you provided: [QUOTE]Access: 0 Actions: 0 Alias: 0
This indicates that the Access, Actions, and Alias Apache modules are disabled in this profile. You can review a full list of Apache modules at: [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Apache_modules]List of Apache modules - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia To note, the following thread may be helpful to you if you are attempting to increase the security for suPHP: Methods to increase security with suPHP Thank you.

ITGabs

October 08, 2013 18:00

Re: How to Compare two easy apache configurations or where I can get info about the conf.yaml parame Thanks Theoxgr, I know that the setup of mod_fcgid is a bit complex, RAM consuming and not so friendly but the performance, the low CPU usage and the FCGID wrappers are quite flexible and secure exactly what I need. Thanks Michael, I thought the configuration of that yaml was more cryptic, but now is completely transparent and easy to read, after reading wikipedia a bit and comparing the yaml I can't find some yaml parameters like "bucketeer" but searching in google, I found exactly what I was expecting and pretty well documented [url=http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/EasyApache/Apache/]EasyApache: Apache Modules

cPanelKenneth

October 11, 2013 13:18

Re: How to Compare two easy apache configurations or where I can get info about the conf.yaml parame Please keep in mind that some of the entries in the YAML file are actually reverse booleans. A reverse boolean is where 0 means true and 1 means false (whereas we typically have 0 mean false and 1 mean true). An example is the Asis module we provide [url=http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/EasyApache/Apache/ModAsIs]Apache Module: Asis Our EasyApache document notes which items are reverse booleans. Usually it's the ones marked as (default) in the table listed at [url=http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/EasyApache/Apache/]EasyApache: Apache Modules

October 11, 2013 14:42

Re: How to Compare two easy apache configurations or where I can get info about the conf.yaml parame Good point, I see many (default) in that table, probably the table must include that reverse boolean behavior just to be sure

How to Compare two easy apache configurations or where I can get info about the conf.yaml parameters

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