Disabling Mod_Ruid2

sonicsam

• September 03, 2017 07:03

I am using Mod_Security but finding lots of problems with running with mod_ruid2 so I have been considering disabling mod_ruid2 and enabling suphp in easyapache but if I do all the sites show permissions errors (which makes sense I guess). Is there and easy way to fix this without having to check every site?

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  dalem

  • September 03, 2017 16:23

  use below at you own risk but have used many times with no issues Change all permissions for folders from 777 to 755 find /home/*/public_html -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \; Change all permissions for files from 666 to 644 find /home/*/public_html -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \; Remove any php_value and php_flag entries in .htaccess files as they will produce an Internal Server Error if in an account's .htaccess find /home -type f -name '.htaccess' -exec grep -Hrn 'php_value' '{}' \; find /home -type f -name '.htaccess' -exec grep -Hrn 'php_flag' '{}' \; after you find the php directive above either remove them or relocate them to the clients php.ini after you have completed you can tail your Apache error_log to see if there is anything else that may be out of wack since your running mod_ruid2 no need to seach for nobody files :) ======================================= and an even easier method is to switch CloudLinux & cageFS and enable LSAPI and no need to switch anything

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 05, 2017 19:14

  I have been considering disabling mod_ruid2 and enabling suphp in easyapache but if I do all the sites show permissions errors (which makes sense I guess).

  
  Hello, You may also find the following document helpful for information about permission and ownership requirements with suPHP: PHP Handlers - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation Thank you.

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