I’m currently trying to configure a Wordpress Multisite using NGINX. The NGINX config test passes: But I simply get a File Not Found. page when I load the site. From my config: And from my nginx error.log: My docroot is /var/www/html and the logs seem to show requests are being sent to the right place: Not really sure where to
Tag: fastcgi
nginx server with dynamic index is not executing php
i tried setting up my php backend and my vue on the same location. Based on the X-Requested-With header the server should decide if the backend would be used or the vue should be delivered. Now the delivery of the vue file is working, but the php is not executed. info: at the position of X-URI the $uri is /index.php,
Can’t make a simple Login to PHP Form Centos 8 Nginx 1.41
I have an Nginx web server installed on Centos 8, suddenly after I enable execute PHP in HTML in Nginx configuration I can’t log in to some scripts installed like FileRun or ProjectSend or a simple …
502 Bad Gateway: nginx, php5-fpm, 175/209 connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream
Running shopware 5 on a Debian Jessie machine with nginx and php5-fpm, we get very often a 502 Bad Gateway. This happens mostly in backend when longer operations are working like thumbnail creation, even if this is done within small chunks of single ajax requests. The used server with 64 GB RAM and 16 Cores is sleeping at all, because
How to debug “FastCGI sent in stderr: Primary script unknown while reading response header from upstream” and find the actual error message?
SO has many articles mentioning this error code: That probably means that this error message is more or less useless. The message is telling us that the FastCGI handler doesn’t like whatever it was sent for some reason. The problem is that sometimes we have no idea what the reason is. So I’m re-stating the question — How do we
FPM with apache2 not working (Permission denied)
I’m trying to set up a debian web server with apache, fastcgi and fpm, but I’m getting exasperate. As soon as i deactivate mod_php I get following error: [Thu May 22 12:16:10 2014] [error] [client …
(70007)The timeout specified has expired: mod_fcgid: can’t get data from http client
I have a Phonegap App running in android, and my backend is a php App using Yii framework. When I try to upload 10 pics, sometimes it works well, sometimes, some pics fail to upload. In my error_logs, I have this line : I don’t know how to manage it. I tried to raise timeout values in : /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/fcgid.conf but
How do I find out the currently running PHP executable?
From inside a PHP program I want to know the location of the binary executing it. Perl has $^X for this purpose. Is there an equivalent in PHP? This is so it can execute a child PHP process using itself (rather than hard code a path or assume “php” is correct). UPDATE I’m using lighttpd + FastCGI, not Apache +
How to know for sure if FastCGI is being used to run php scripts
I have a hosted site and I’m having trouble configuring Joomla (running Joomla + php + mySQL on IIS7 + win server 2008). I have a similar configuration running on a local machine (Joomla + php + mySQL on IIS7 + vista x64), so I was at least able to follow instructions showed in various tutorials on how to set