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CSF Firewall / Re: Configserver down?
« on: September 06, 2025, 10:36:57 PM »CSF is gone for good as of Aug 31st, now what??? Why didn't CWP address this in the fresh installs instead of leaving everyone not working. That is VERY unprofessional!!!
https://configserver.com/announcement/
This is/was not CWP's fault...
They Do Not control 3rd party companies, ConfigServer shocked everyone when they posted their 30 day notice.
Of course it's not their fault. That said, the fact that CWP didn't give a heads up about the fact that their product would stop working is unprofessional. So, I agree with DragoCon.
Even if they didn't have an immediate solution, they could have added a warning message to the CWP Dashboard about the impending change to CSF. That would have let people like me (who rarely visit these support forums or follow news about this stuff) the chance to know something might break before it broke.
Trust me, lots of people are grateful that there are people like you who do provide free support. But that doesn't change the fact that CWP should be more proactive about this stuff.
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PHP / 500 Internal Server - ParsingException in IniFile.cpp:198
« on: June 10, 2025, 04:07:33 AM »
My suphp_log file was huge so I modified the loglevel in the suphp.conf from info to none. That killed all the php files on all websites. Tried changing it back to info but that didn't help.
Similar experience to this person: https://forum.centos-webpanel.com/centos-6-problems/parsingexception-in-inifile-cpp198-malformed-line-'(global)r'/
The advice given on that thread (reinstall suPHP) doesn't help me.
The Details:
- Only php files appear to be broken. Images, videos, and text files all display, as normal.
- CWP Admin module (which is run in part on php and uses the server IP address) works fine. So the source of the problem might be permissions or an error related to accounts/domains?
- When trying to view a php page, the following two errors show up in the error log:
I'm uncertain as whether this is a general php error or one related to suPHP. As mentioned, I made zero changes to any previously working php web page. But, I did see this pinned thread:
https://forum.centos-webpanel.com/php/suphp-500-internal-server-error/
Things I tried. All failed:
1. Rebooted Server
2. Fix Permissions in the CWP Admin area
3. Change Permissions of Files/Folders using FTP
4. Change Permissions of Files/Folders using ssh (as shown in above thread)
5. Verified that the problem exists in folders that do not have htaccess or php.ini file
6. Rebuilt apache using the CWP Admin functionality
I'm eager for help and to try to understand what broke. Fortunately, the websites on this server are not revenue-generating, so having them down isn't the end of the world. However, it is super annoying that changing the loglevel configuration breaks php.
Similar experience to this person: https://forum.centos-webpanel.com/centos-6-problems/parsingexception-in-inifile-cpp198-malformed-line-'(global)r'/
The advice given on that thread (reinstall suPHP) doesn't help me.
The Details:
- Only php files appear to be broken. Images, videos, and text files all display, as normal.
- CWP Admin module (which is run in part on php and uses the server IP address) works fine. So the source of the problem might be permissions or an error related to accounts/domains?
- When trying to view a php page, the following two errors show up in the error log:
Code: [Select]
ParsingException in IniFile.cpp:198: Malformed line "[global]\r" and Code: [Select]
End of script output before headers: pagefilenamehere.phpI'm uncertain as whether this is a general php error or one related to suPHP. As mentioned, I made zero changes to any previously working php web page. But, I did see this pinned thread:
https://forum.centos-webpanel.com/php/suphp-500-internal-server-error/
Things I tried. All failed:
1. Rebooted Server
2. Fix Permissions in the CWP Admin area
3. Change Permissions of Files/Folders using FTP
4. Change Permissions of Files/Folders using ssh (as shown in above thread)
5. Verified that the problem exists in folders that do not have htaccess or php.ini file
6. Rebuilt apache using the CWP Admin functionality
I'm eager for help and to try to understand what broke. Fortunately, the websites on this server are not revenue-generating, so having them down isn't the end of the world. However, it is super annoying that changing the loglevel configuration breaks php.
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