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In the same screen, enable PHP-FPM. I usually increase max children, and max requests, up to you. Thanks for this guide, and the related links. Working through them now. This guide help.bigscoots....
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To all those wading their way through endless old instructions and abandoned methods of getting mod_cloudflare to install and work on EA4, the only clear step by step instructions I've found that a...
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You can ask your provider on the destination server to copy the packages over for you Thanks. Would you please clarify how the destination server provider would be able to copy the package data ove...
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I notice in the httpd.conf file, it has the following two lines in each vhost section... # To customize this VirtualHost use an include file at the following location # Include "/etc/apache2/co...
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Hello, You could add an "ErrorLog" entry to the VirtualHost of each account so that it logs to a separate location: Modify Apache Virtual Hosts with Include Files - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Document...
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Hello, To find the exact domain's or user's apache logs, just try to tail -f /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log | grep username and hit the url then you will see the logs for that user or domain. T...
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. I've resolved it. The documentation for Engintron was incomplete (or obscure). It's now been updated to reflect the fact if you have an SSL certificate on the origin server, then SSL settings in ...
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The only other thing I changed on the server, before TTFB jumped from around 500ms to as much as 15,000+, was the CSF firewall configurator. As the WP application uses Cloudflare, I added in ALLOW...
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Hello, I'll leave this thread open for additional user-feedback, but I did want to note that you may find the links in the following thread helpful: on wordpress.org, shall I assume that is what...
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Hello, Can you verify the specific commands you used? The installation commands provided for the EA4 experimental RPMS include the PHP extensions: yum install ea4-experimental yum install ea-php##...