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Apache vhosts configuration

Started by Yuriy, January 14, 2022, 06:33:03 PM

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Yuriy

The problem is in the latest versions of cwp panel free (CWP version: 0.9.8.1117) under centos 7 after January 1, 2022.
Apache php-frm.
I use my domain templates in the form of
.stpl
.tpl
I choose them according to the instructions for the domain.
When rebuilding vhosts files, I get the following:
file:
.conf is correct from .tpl
.ssl.conf does not match .stpl
How to deal with these??
It is clear that if I rule directly .ssl.conf - then when updating it all breaks.
As a result, the site does not work. And the system makes these rebuilds often- after a few hours of observation.
Please help me.
Yuri

Netino

To begin to know what happens, is needed to know the diretory listing of the templates (ls -alF /path).

iraqiboy90

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Quote from: Yuriy on January 14, 2022, 06:33:03 PM
The problem is in the latest versions of cwp panel free (CWP version: 0.9.8.1117) under centos 7 after January 1, 2022.
Apache php-frm.
I use my domain templates in the form of
.stpl
.tpl
I choose them according to the instructions for the domain.
When rebuilding vhosts files, I get the following:
file:
.conf is correct from .tpl
.ssl.conf does not match .stpl
How to deal with these??
It is clear that if I rule directly .ssl.conf - then when updating it all breaks.
As a result, the site does not work. And the system makes these rebuilds often- after a few hours of observation.
Please help me.
Yuri

@Netino, there is nothing to understand.

He is using the free version of CWP and is trying to use PHP-FPM related stuff. PHP.FPM is Pro CWP.

@Yuriy Either buy a Pro license, or stick to vhosts/httpd/php-fpm (the NON-FPM version)

Also, most wiki related instructions are based on the assumption that the reader has the Pro version.