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Mod_PageSpeed and Ruid2

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello @Nirjonadda, I moved this post to it's own thread since it's related to the new mod_pagespeed RPMs available in the EA4 Experimental Repo, per the instructions under the comments section at: Add support for mod_pagespeed to easyapache4
    Error: ea-apache24-mod_pagespeed conflicts with ea-apache24-mod_ruid2-0.9.8-13.1 3.14.cpanel.x86_64

    This is by-design. mod_pagespeed is not compatible with mod_ruid2 at this time. You can find reports on the mod_pagespeed GitHub regarding this topic: incompatible with mod_ruid2 " Issue #635 " pagespeed/mod_pagespeed " GitHub Serf status 4 (Interrupted system call ) polling with mod_ruid2 installed " Issue #940 " pagespeed/mod_pagespeed " GitHub Thank you.
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  • Nirjonadda
    Hello @Nirjonadda, I moved this post to it's own thread since it's related to the new mod_pagespeed RPMs available in the EA4 Experimental Repo, per the instructions under the comments section at: Add support for mod_pagespeed to easyapache4 This is by-design. mod_pagespeed is not compatible with mod_ruid2 at this time. You can find reports on the mod_pagespeed GitHub regarding this topic: incompatible with mod_ruid2 " Issue #635 " pagespeed/mod_pagespeed " GitHub Serf status 4 (Interrupted system call ) polling with mod_ruid2 installed " Issue #940 " pagespeed/mod_pagespeed " GitHub Thank you.

    Before we have used mod_pagespeed module from Github (pagespeed/cpanel), Do we need uninstall mod_pagespeed Github version? If so How to uninstall mod_pagespeed (Github) from EasyApache4?
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  • cPanelMichael
    Before we have used mod_pagespeed module from Github (pagespeed/cpanel), Do we need uninstall mod_pagespeed Github version? If so How to uninstall mod_pagespeed (Github) from EasyApache4?

    Hello, Yes, before installing the RPM from the EA4 experimental repo, you can verify the existing RPM from the manual installation exists on your system with a command such as:
    rpm -qa|grep pagespeed
    Remove the RPM with a command such as "rpm -e --nodeps $package-name" and then ensure the /usr/local/apache/conf/ pagespeed.conf file is removed if it exists. Thank you.
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  • Nirjonadda
    Hello, Yes, before installing the RPM from the EA4 experimental repo, you can verify the existing RPM from the manual installation exists on your system with a command such as:
    rpm -qa|grep pagespeed
    Remove the RPM with a command such as "rpm -e --nodeps $package-name" and then ensure the /usr/local/apache/conf/ pagespeed.conf file is removed if it exists. Thank you.

    I am not getting any info with this command : rpm -qa|grep pagespeed
    [root@na ~]# rpm -qa|grep pagespeed [root@na ~]# rpm -e mod-pagespeed-stable error: package mod-pagespeed-stable is not installed [root@na ~]# rpm -e mod-pagespeed-beta error: package mod-pagespeed-beta is not installed [root@na ~]#
    Where i can find out pagespeed.conf file location for EasyApache4? Does not have here: pagespeed.conf file into /usr/local/apache/conf/
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, Could you verify what steps you took to install the Mod_PageSpeed module in the past? Are you currently using EasyApache 3, or EasyApache 4, and which version was installed when you installed Mod_PageSpeed? Thank you.
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  • Nirjonadda
    Hello, Could you verify what steps you took to install the Mod_PageSpeed module in the past? Are you currently using EasyApache 3, or EasyApache 4, and which version was installed when you installed Mod_PageSpeed? Thank you.

    I am using EasyApache4 and Mod_PageSpeed module installed from cpanel/README.md at master " pagespeed/cpanel " GitHub
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  • cPanelMichael
    I am using EasyApache4 and Mod_PageSpeed module installed from cpanel/README.md at master " pagespeed/cpanel " GitHub

    If the RPM doesn't exist, you should be able to proceed with installing the module from the EA4 experimental REPO. Let us know how it goes. Thank you.
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