Hi,
Am 13.05.2011 23:39, schrieb José Valecillos:
I im writing you because I've used suphp over the past year
successfully, until April 18. That day, Archlinux (wich is the Linux
distribution I use), upgrade the php-apache package to the version
5.36. I did a downgrade of the package to version 5.3.5 and suphp works,
even if the php y php-cgi packages are in their version 5.3.6.
Guessing from the package name (php-apache), this is not the PHP package
used by suPHP, but the PHP Apache module. suPHP uses the PHP CGI module.
In your Apache configuration file, I saw that you are loading mod_php
and mod_suphp. This kind of setup is not supported. If you load
mod_suphp, you should not load mod_php. Although sometimes loading both
modules at the same time might work, it can cause problems.
So you should check two things:
1. Disable mod_php in your apache configuration by removing the lines
LoadModule php5_module modules/libphp5.so
Include conf/extra/php5_module.conf
2. Check which version of PHP CGI is installed. According to your suPHP
configuration, your PHP CGI is installed in /usr/bin/php-cgi.
-Sebastian
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