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Varnish and gcc access

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  • AnthonyFrancis
    My inability to edit this post in order to fix typo's has taught me a valuable lesson about proofreading before submitting.
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  • ModServ
    TBH, I've faced the same issue and did 755 on gcc file, but I was working on a dedicated instance for just varnish which is nice :-D
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) We do have an existing feature request that's open for Varnish support: Support Varnish While it won't help you to troubleshoot this issue, it's a good idea to vote for features like this if you feel official support is beneficial. In addition, I do see a plugin offered for Varnish at: cPanel App Catalog :: Varnish + Nginx for cPanel WHM You could send a message to the plugin developer to see if this is an issue that's addressed in their plugin. Thank you.
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  • AnthonyFrancis
    TBH, I've faced the same issue and did 755 on gcc file, but I was working on a dedicated instance for just varnish which is nice :-D

    You will find that cPanel automatically changes these permissions and you have to keep changing them back.
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  • AnthonyFrancis
    Hello :) We do have an existing feature request that's open for Varnish support: Support Varnish While it won't help you to troubleshoot this issue, it's a good idea to vote for features like this if you feel official support is beneficial. In addition, I do see a plugin offered for Varnish at: cPanel App Catalog :: Varnish + Nginx for cPanel WHM You could send a message to the plugin developer to see if this is an issue that's addressed in their plugin. Thank you.

    Thanks for that, unfortunately this client thinks that $3 a month for an extra GB of RAM on their server is an insurmountable financial burden. So plugins that cost money will not work. I am likely going to modify the service startup script so that it changes permissions on the relevant files first.
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  • Mostafa Hussein
    You will find that cPanel automatically changes these permissions and you have to keep changing them back.

    You can chattr them to keep the permission as you want for example:
    chmod +x /usr/bin/gcc; chattr +i /usr/bin/gcc
    then cpanel wont be able to revert it back ;)
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