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Originally Posted by mistwang

suEXEC capable suffixes are : "php, php4, php5, php53, phtml, php6, fastphp". avoid "php52".

This is a huge issue. We run PHP 5.2.x, 5.3.x, and 5.4.x. User's can switch between all three versions, or run them simultaneously in different directories, addon domains, or subdomains. We also run suEXEC on our servers, and the PHP extensions are setup as so:

lsphp52 -> 5.2.x
lsphp53 -> 5.3.x
lsphp54 -> 5.4.x

The only one that would actually work now is the default one (php -> lsphp5) or php53 (lsphp53).

We either need a way to edit what extensions are suEXEC capable, or it should, by default, include the logical extensions:

php
php5
php51
php52
php53
php54
php6 (which isn't even available yet, as 5.4.1 is the latest release right now)
...

Please advise.