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Thanks for the reply, the main problem is not the CSF notifications but the fact that these processes keep spawning. Per the topic mentioned in the previous post, I disabled mod_ruid2, set all use...
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Any idea what these are ? I ve disabled all the installed modules - redis, memcached, varnish but I still have these and they respawn after killing. I also experience high serverloads ever since up...
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Yea thats what I am saying, so I thought what's shown there could be altered. Anyway not a big deal, just wondered In AlmaLinux 8 only PHP versions 7.2 - 8.2 are available.
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Yea i just wanted them out of the list to declutter the view. For example I used to have php-5.x options there as well - disabled again - and after almalinux upgrade they went away. I wondered I co...
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I know but can we not remove them from the available list as well ? The pictures shows that PHP7.2 and PHP7.2 are not installed, but they are available if you'd want to install them.
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Thanks again, I hope outlook gets fixed eventually. Any Idea what that "NS_ERROR..." might be in Thunderbird ? I'm glad you were able to get the core functions working. Unfortunately, there isn'...
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It seems I didnt not have the parent option turned on.. So... it grabs the correct settings and solves all of my issues i mentioned. BUT I am getting this weird error in Thunderbird, any idea w...
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Thank you for your reply. 1st one I checked the setting you mentioned and its already POP3, but autodiscovery is grabbing IMAP. For the 2nd one, I already checked that topic, but it's about changi...
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Hey there! This is the DSO handler for PHP, which isn't typically used on more modern systems. Ah so it has no effect, thank you.
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Did you ever find the cause to this issue ? I've tried changing all users to disabled shell, but I still get these tens of systemd & (sd-pam) processes created for every user.