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yes..when php-fpm is enabled it supersedes the other handlers You can also set the default handler as lsapi after installing the module as below yum -y install ea-apache24-mod_lsapi ea-apache24-...
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Are you sure the config is reloaded? To be completely sure, please do a restart of the Nginx service Also, tail the Nginx log for any relevant info's I have not personally seen such a behavior i...
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The directives you should be looking at is the ones that follow Module ngx_http_proxy_module You can also adjust the cache path and serve it directly from memory -- Cache Placement Strategies for ...
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Yes. you can make the server itself high available using like for example a high available SAN and multiple compute nodes using this SAN as storage or you can make the web stack high available by c...
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A shorter version of the downgrade command is [CODE=bash]yum downgrade ea-apache24* liblsapi liblsapi-devel Run the command again till you see the rpm version as ea-apache24-2.4.51 in the command...
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Same issue here too. seeing a lot of alerts regarding apache being unresponsive ( no error in the log). Then checkservd kicks in and restart apache and it goes fine until this is repeated after a f...
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What mpm are you using? ######## rpm -qa|grep mpm ######## I had a similar case and it was event MPM and switching to prefork did make things better
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I believe the default Cpanel Nginx setup is a proxy to the apache configuration. Please check the Nginx error_log when you're run the benchmark. Does it show errors?
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While this is unfortunate. I have seen in my career of over 15 years 2 incidents where a transformer blew and put out an entire DC down for over a week and now a fire destroyed many servers and put...
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if you are using Nginx as a reverse proxy, the PHP handler is in apache and any handler you set in Apache should work ( lsphp/php-fpm/Suphp etc) and there is no restriction of the handler. But if ...