Running php under each user with Fastgci

jerrywwssadad

• July 31, 2017 12:03

Hello, all I just switched to fastcgi for a shared hosting server. installed fcgi via EA4, changed handler to fcgi. Noticed that all websites will need others permission (e.g. 644, 755) Before we were using cgi + mod_ruid to separate each user, no others permission needed for each individual websites (permissions: 640, 750) How can I separate each user with fastcgi? I am a web developer with limited experience of these server setups. Please support! Thanks

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 01, 2017 16:26

  Hello, Could you verify if "suexec" is installed? There's a thread on a similar topic at: [PLAIN]After installing FCGI, unable to upload files with owner:owner and 777[/PLAIN] Thank you.

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  jerrywwssadad

  • August 01, 2017 16:45

  Hello, Could you verify if "suexec" is installed? There's a thread on a similar topic at: [PLAIN]After installing FCGI, unable to upload files with owner:owner and 777[/PLAIN] Thank you.

  
  Thank you for your response. I checked. suexec was installed. Before with cgi and ruid, we run all websites with ownership and permission like below user : user 750(dir) user : user 640 (files) After switched to fcgi, websites have to run with others permission user : user 755(dir) user : user 644 (files) Basically these were the steps I went through when switching to fcgi 1. Setup experimental repo 2. Provision the portfolio: All PHP Options + OpCache, using EA4 (since I will need OpCache) 3. Install fcgi module using EA4, and then provision 4. Change php handler using MultiPHP Manger (php56) 5. Change php version for websites (php56) Am I missing something?

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 02, 2017 16:41

  Before we were using cgi + mod_ruid to separate each user, no others permission needed for each individual websites (permissions: 640, 750)

  
  Hello, The mod_fcgid Apache module is not compatible with the mod_ruid2 or mod_mpm_itk Apache modules. Thus, if you wanted a similar setup, you'd need to switch back to CGI or DSO as the PHP handler. Thank you.

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  jerrywwssadad

  • August 02, 2017 18:15

  Hello, The mod_fcgid Apache module is not compatible with the mod_ruid2 or mod_mpm_itk Apache modules. Thus, if you wanted a similar setup, you'd need to switch back to CGI or DSO as the PHP handler. Thank you.

  
  Any way we can separate users and make php run under each user with fastcgi?

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 02, 2017 18:46

  Any way we can separate users and make php run under each user with fastcgi?

  
  Have you considered using PHP-FPM instead of the FCGId module? Documentation on PHP-FPM is found at: PHP-FPM - Documentation - cPanel Documentation Thank you.

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