sparek-3
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This is pretty much what I found when I switched to php-fpm a few years ago. Everybody kept singing the praises of mod_lsapi, but when I actually took the time to test things, mod_lsapi responded ...
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I suppose the bigger question might be, why? What's the advantage of using tcp/ip over sockets for this?
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If you're using swap memory then you have a real risk of disk thrashing (assuming these are spindle disks and not SSD). Just my opinion... but if you are using more than 1 or 2GB of swap memory, t...
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Hi sparek, bit of a noobie user here. Could you tell me how you're utilising HTTP2 whilst keeping your apache jailed? If you are using php-fpm, then you can force PHP to run under the jail shell c...
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What http2 module are you referring to? I've experimented with the EA4 http2 module on a few servers. I'm not aware of any issues, but maybe I'm not looking in the right spot. Apache Module: HTT...
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How much memory does this system have? Are you sure you aren't running up against a memory limit? ClamAV is a huge memory hog.
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What is in /etc/hosts It would seem to me that php-fpm is not reading /etc/hosts or there is something misconfigured in /etc/hosts
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If you are looking to parse this for every user, then probably parsing the YAML file (why isn't this in json?) will be faster. But the API is probably the best way to guarantee that this will work.
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There is also information stored in /var/cpanel/userdata/%user%/main Although the API is probably the better way to accomplish this.
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Are you talking about the web server used for cPanel backends? (i.e. the services that run on port 2083, 2087, and 2096?) Or are you talking about the public facing webserver? Ports 80 and 443? ...