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EA4 Documentation vs Actual EA4?

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  • vacancy
    mod_fcgid is currently experimental, it can not be ea3 > ea4 migrated. You have to manually install it. Apache Module: FCGId - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation notice: mod_fcgi does not support multi php. Other question. EasyApache 4 auto update disable
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  • rogerw
    mod_fcgid is currently experimental, it can not be ea3 > ea4 migrated. You have to manually install it. Apache Module: FCGId - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation notice: mod_fcgi does not support multi php. Other question. EasyApache 4 auto update disable

    @vacancy Nice post on that "auto disable and use of ea* - Thanks for that! Looks like I'll have to wait for EA4 to mature a bit more ;) I'm lucky, there's zero need (or even requests) for multi php at my end. Thanks again for your awesome input!
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello @rogerw, I'm happy to see you were able to obtain answers to your concerns. I did want to provide some additional information about the other modules you mentioned: WARNING "Cpanel::Easy::Apache::Access" ignored since it does not have an RPM.
    In the case of Mod_Access, it's deprecated in Apache 2.4. Thus, it's not included with EasyApache 4. Instead, the following modules are compiled with Apache by default:
    mod_access_compat.so mod_auth_basic.so mod_authn_core.so mod_authn_file.so mod_authz_core.so mod_authz_groupfile.so mod_authz_host.so mod_authz_user.so
    WARNING "Cpanel::Easy::Apache::Fileprotect" ignored since it does not have an RPM.
    This feature is now controlled under the "Security" tab in "WHM >> Tweak Settings": Tweak Settings - Security - Documentation - cPanel Documentation WARNING "Cpanel::Easy::ModCloudflare" ignored since it does not have an RPM.
    CloudFlare offers instructions on how to install this Module at: GitHub - cloudflare/mod_cloudflare The latest installer includes support for EasyApache 4. WARNING "Cpanel::Easy::PHP5::MailHeaders" ignored since it does not have an RPM.
    This functionality is included by default with PHP in EasyApache 4. You can test this by sending a test email via a PHP script and noticing the "X-PHP-Script" entry in the message header. Let us know if you have any additional questions. Thanks!
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