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PHP / Re: PHP Selector

« on: October 09, 2019, 11:32:05 AM »

I think this is very simple, if you want to use services that are marked as pro then you need to have pro version.
By using pro you are making all us others dump for paying for it and you are slowing down development.

So you believe it's alright to hold users hostage by causing servers to malfunction? I have a couple of servers that aren't even using PHP Selector that have had issues with the permissions update. Then I have some that are on pro that also had issues so it's not clear-cut case of going pro will resolve the issue. If you want to limit a features then limit it, don't allow users to use it then hold them hostage.

Seriously, it should be handled better. I had in mind to move my remaining servers all over to pro but I have lost faith trustworthiness of the platform.

I get that support in the form of income from Pro licenses is needed to fund further development, but this is not the correct way to go about it.

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CentOS 7 Problems / Re: 503 Service Unavailable The server is temporarily unable to service your request

« on: October 09, 2019, 05:53:57 AM »

Same issue here. Even on servers that are NOT using PHP or FPM Selector. Issue with permissions on the PHP bin exec after updates.

Has this been done deliberately to get user to move over pro? If so this is a massive break in trust - forcing server malfunctions to get pro take up should not be the way to go. Disable the feature in the UI if you really want people to sign up for pro.

Secondly, something else broke as well. If with manually configure PHP it seems you setting permissions on /opt/alt/ such that PHP version cannot be executed. So in instances where PHP Selector or FPM were tried and then DISABLED you still get a 503 or 500.