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litespeed_wiki:php:which_php_setup_am_i_using [2018/09/24 16:12]
Michael Alegre [Which PHP setup am I using?]
litespeed_wiki:php:which_php_setup_am_i_using [2019/05/23 19:09]
Jackson Zhang [Enable PHP SuEXEC for LiteSpeed Web Server (Native) or OpenLiteSpeed]
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 ===== Enable PHP SuEXEC for LiteSpeed Web Server (Native) or OpenLiteSpeed ===== ===== Enable PHP SuEXEC for LiteSpeed Web Server (Native) or OpenLiteSpeed =====
 To enable SuEXEC for LSWS native or on OpenLiteSpeed,​ you will need to create external apps (name should be unique and different than server level external apps and other virtual host external apps, for example, lsphp_$vhost;​ also set it to run as username:​usergroup to implement PHP SuEXEC) and script handler pointing to the newly created external app under each virtual host. To enable SuEXEC for LSWS native or on OpenLiteSpeed,​ you will need to create external apps (name should be unique and different than server level external apps and other virtual host external apps, for example, lsphp_$vhost;​ also set it to run as username:​usergroup to implement PHP SuEXEC) and script handler pointing to the newly created external app under each virtual host.
 +{{ :​litespeed_wiki:​php:​lsws-navie-php-suexec.png?​800 |}}
 ===== PHP Process Modes: ProcessGroup/​Daemon/​Worker ===== ===== PHP Process Modes: ProcessGroup/​Daemon/​Worker =====
  
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 ===== Which PHP setup am I using? ===== ===== Which PHP setup am I using? =====
  
-LiteSpeed Web Server comes with [[litespeed_wiki:​php:​process-mode|a number of PHP setups]]. Less experienced users may be confused as to which PHP setup they are using. Follow the steps in this wiki to determine which PHP setup you're using.+LiteSpeed Web Server comes with [[litespeed_wiki:​php:​process-mode|a number of PHP process modes]]. Less experienced users may be confused as to which PHP setup they are using. Follow the steps in this wiki to determine which PHP setup you're using.
 ==== suEXEC or non-suEXEC? ==== ==== suEXEC or non-suEXEC? ====
  
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 Please refer to Cpanel documentation:​ Please refer to Cpanel documentation:​
  
-https://​documentation.cpanel.net/​display/​ALD/​Configure+PHP+and+suEXEC+https://​documentation.cpanel.net/​display/​ALD/​MultiPHP+Manager+for+WHM
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