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That is simply not an option.

zend_extension="/opt/php4/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20020429/eaccelerator.so" eaccelerator.shm_size="0" eaccelerator.cache_dir="/phpcache/eaccelerator" eaccelerator.enable="1" eaccelerator.optimizer="0" eaccelerator.check_mtime="1" eaccelerator.debug="0" eaccelerator.filter=""...

We've had similar issue. eAccelerator works for a while then some sites begin to get 503's. We could not track it down, so eventually we had to just stop using eAccelerator (which is a pitty).

Yup, we have the latter (this was a server that was just built last week). Since the alias is global, why does it work for some and not for others? Any eta on the fixed release (not pushing, just wondering). Frank

Just let me know if you need any info from me. Like i said it's only affecting a few sites. Frank

Hello All, we have something slightly weird going on with one of our cPanel boxes. For 99% of the clients when they access www.domain.tld/cpanel it works fine. For just a few sites they get "lscgid: execve(): Permission denied". I'm guessing it's a permissions issue or something like that...

it is as simple as turning on suexec in the control panel but that is the simple part. Your then going to have (possibly) tons of ownership/permission issues. Before you were running suexec any files uploaded by php (for example) will be owned by nobody. Now that your running suexec it will...

Yea, the only bad part with eAccelerator is that is also creates disk files. This causes our backup software to go a bit nuts.

you should be able to go into the version manager and revert back to the previous release.

ho humm. Can't say why, but APC was crashing php with a segfault. Switched to eAccelerator and things seem fine.

Hello, I'm in the process of building a new server and I have a very strange error. If I load either APC or XCache I can server up exactly 1 php page and then php crashes with 503 errors. We're running with LSWS suexec. Any thoughts? Frank

Hello Karl, Then I believe you want: AddType application/x-httpd-php5 .shtml

Hello Karl, Are you running php4 or php5? Frank

I'm a little nervous about trying this :D So far we have had no issues with LSWS and the "Release" tree from cPanel. Maybe the changes have just not hit us yet? Frank

Hmm, I'm not sure this is a viable solution for those of us proxying the SSI requests back to Apache. This script leaves us with no way to start/stop/restart Apache now (unless I'm missing something).

And this is prob. going to be a lot more fun and joy as everyone (should) have just patched cPanel yesterday for the Horde exploit?

I "think" what Vivek is looking for is for this to work with CSF. Besides putting it in it's own load, it needs to use the exact same format/layout as the mod_security audit log. Frank

Yup, Do this and it works fine for most clients.

I've posted on the CSF forum asking if they could add a regex that would support the LSWS format. Frank

Can you post a line from your error log (Apache) for mod_security? It should not be too difficult to change the regex in CSF to look for the LSWS lines. It would just be easier/quicker to be able to compare the two and I don't have any Apache servers anymore. Frank