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CentOS 9 Problems / Re: I have some serious problems
« on: August 08, 2024, 06:36:34 AM »
Hi Starburst,
thank you so much, now i'm working with:
Almalinux 8
Nginx 1.27.0
Apache 2.4.62 (even though this version doesn't appear in the CWP section of "Apache Re-Build". It's stuck at version 2.4.57; maybe because I updated via command line?)
Mysql 10.5.25-MariaDB
Varnish 6.4.0
Unfortunately I am not yet able to take Snapshots, but I would be very interested in being able to do it.
For example, I would like to do a Snapshot and Full Server Restore test. Do you know a tutorial or video tutorial to learn how to do it?
Finally, I did not understand the MariaDB speech. Can it still be updated? How?
thanks for everything.
thank you so much, now i'm working with:
Almalinux 8
Nginx 1.27.0
Apache 2.4.62 (even though this version doesn't appear in the CWP section of "Apache Re-Build". It's stuck at version 2.4.57; maybe because I updated via command line?)
Mysql 10.5.25-MariaDB
Varnish 6.4.0
Unfortunately I am not yet able to take Snapshots, but I would be very interested in being able to do it.
For example, I would like to do a Snapshot and Full Server Restore test. Do you know a tutorial or video tutorial to learn how to do it?
Finally, I did not understand the MariaDB speech. Can it still be updated? How?
thanks for everything.
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CentOS 9 Problems / Re: I have some serious problems
« on: August 07, 2024, 06:12:06 PM »
hello everyone,
I finally did it. I formatted the pc again and now it works with:
Almalinux 8:
Nginx 1.27.0 (updated by me)
Apache 2.4.57
Mysql 10.5.25-MariaDB
Varnish 6.4.0
So after updating Mysql and reinstalling the brotli compression extension, I finally got the desired performance.
So, while waiting for the final version 9 (hopefully soon), I will work with version 8.
Thanks for your help.
I finally did it. I formatted the pc again and now it works with:
Almalinux 8:
Nginx 1.27.0 (updated by me)
Apache 2.4.57
Mysql 10.5.25-MariaDB
Varnish 6.4.0
So after updating Mysql and reinstalling the brotli compression extension, I finally got the desired performance.
So, while waiting for the final version 9 (hopefully soon), I will work with version 8.
Thanks for your help.
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CentOS 9 Problems / Re: I have some serious problems
« on: August 06, 2024, 04:54:03 PM »
hello everyone,
I redid everything by installing Almalinux 9 and running the commands for installing CWP. I confirm that the performance increase is notable.
It is also true that my hardware is modest, also because this is a study phase for me:
CPU: Intel i5 5th gen
RAM: 8GB
DISK: 250GB SSD M2
Before formatting, I wrote down the versions of the various services, I report them below:
*********************
Almalinux 8:
Nginx 1.27.0 (updated by me)
Apache 2.4.57
Mysql 10.4.34
Varnish 6.4.0
*********************
Almalinux 9:
Nginx 1.26.1
Apache 2.4.56
Mysql 10.5.22
Varnish (not installed, i don't know why ... maybe a bug?)
In both configurations I preferred not to use Varnish, but I installed the brotli extension and on the site I configured the "W3 Total Cache" plugin to use br compression.
Anyway, between the two configurations, what caught my attention the most is the difference in Mysql version. In your opinion, can the Mysql version increase the site performance so much?
If I format again by putting Almalinux 8 and updating the Mysql, in addition to using a stable and well tested system, would I be able to obtain the same performance that I currently obtain with Almalinux 9?
Thanks for any suggestions.
I redid everything by installing Almalinux 9 and running the commands for installing CWP. I confirm that the performance increase is notable.
It is also true that my hardware is modest, also because this is a study phase for me:
CPU: Intel i5 5th gen
RAM: 8GB
DISK: 250GB SSD M2
Before formatting, I wrote down the versions of the various services, I report them below:
*********************
Almalinux 8:
Nginx 1.27.0 (updated by me)
Apache 2.4.57
Mysql 10.4.34
Varnish 6.4.0
*********************
Almalinux 9:
Nginx 1.26.1
Apache 2.4.56
Mysql 10.5.22
Varnish (not installed, i don't know why ... maybe a bug?)
In both configurations I preferred not to use Varnish, but I installed the brotli extension and on the site I configured the "W3 Total Cache" plugin to use br compression.
Anyway, between the two configurations, what caught my attention the most is the difference in Mysql version. In your opinion, can the Mysql version increase the site performance so much?
If I format again by putting Almalinux 8 and updating the Mysql, in addition to using a stable and well tested system, would I be able to obtain the same performance that I currently obtain with Almalinux 9?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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CentOS 9 Problems / Re: I have some serious problems
« on: August 05, 2024, 08:00:08 PM »
hi,
thanks for the tip.
Today I formatted the disk and installed Almalinux 8. Then I used the commands to install CWP in version 8.
I immediately noticed the difference in performance when loading a heavy site. With CWP version 8 it takes about 7 seconds to load each woocommerce catalog page. With CWP version 9, it takes even less than 3 seconds to load. An impressive difference.
How is this possible?
If I try to install CWP for version 9 in Almalinux 8 what happens? Will it work? or will I have the same problems I had with Centos 9 and CWP for version 9?
thanks.
thanks for the tip.
Today I formatted the disk and installed Almalinux 8. Then I used the commands to install CWP in version 8.
I immediately noticed the difference in performance when loading a heavy site. With CWP version 8 it takes about 7 seconds to load each woocommerce catalog page. With CWP version 9, it takes even less than 3 seconds to load. An impressive difference.
How is this possible?
If I try to install CWP for version 9 in Almalinux 8 what happens? Will it work? or will I have the same problems I had with Centos 9 and CWP for version 9?
thanks.
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CentOS 9 Problems / I have some serious problems
« on: August 05, 2024, 09:23:01 AM »
hello everyone,
for a month I have been trying and trying again to use CWP7pro on Centos 8 minimal, I have made a lot of progress and I am satisfied.
Finally I decided to format everything and install Centos 9
I installed Centos 9 and then I installed CWP7PRO following the guide.
I noticed the following problems:
1. If I change the root password from the "Admin Web Panel", from SSH I can only access with the new password as root, from the "Admin Web Panel" I can no longer access, neither with the old password nor with the new password. I was forced to format, I could not find an alternative solution.
2. I created a package and then a new user; I assigned a password to this new user and the package created. From the "User Web Panel" I cannot access. The login always fails, but in FTP I access without problems; I can access via "User Web Panel" only if I assign the same password as the root user to the user.
3. In the "WebServer Settings -> Select WebServers" section, I choose and install "Nginx & Varnish & Apache". In the main dashboard of the "Admin Web Panel", Varnish is not listed among the services and using php-fpm generates a 502 error. Instead, it works if I select the "Nginx & Apache" WebServer.
Can you tell me if these are known bugs or if I am doing something wrong?
Do you recommend that I go back to Centos 8?
Thanks in advance for any clarification.
Regards
for a month I have been trying and trying again to use CWP7pro on Centos 8 minimal, I have made a lot of progress and I am satisfied.
Finally I decided to format everything and install Centos 9
I installed Centos 9 and then I installed CWP7PRO following the guide.
I noticed the following problems:
1. If I change the root password from the "Admin Web Panel", from SSH I can only access with the new password as root, from the "Admin Web Panel" I can no longer access, neither with the old password nor with the new password. I was forced to format, I could not find an alternative solution.
2. I created a package and then a new user; I assigned a password to this new user and the package created. From the "User Web Panel" I cannot access. The login always fails, but in FTP I access without problems; I can access via "User Web Panel" only if I assign the same password as the root user to the user.
3. In the "WebServer Settings -> Select WebServers" section, I choose and install "Nginx & Varnish & Apache". In the main dashboard of the "Admin Web Panel", Varnish is not listed among the services and using php-fpm generates a 502 error. Instead, it works if I select the "Nginx & Apache" WebServer.
Can you tell me if these are known bugs or if I am doing something wrong?
Do you recommend that I go back to Centos 8?
Thanks in advance for any clarification.
Regards
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How to / Re: nginx and brotli [SOLVED]
« on: July 15, 2024, 05:39:52 PM »
I finally solved the problem.
For each activated php version (7.0+), you need to copy brotli.so into the modules folder and in each php.ini you need to add "extension=brotli.so".
It was hard, but I finally did it :-)
For each activated php version (7.0+), you need to copy brotli.so into the modules folder and in each php.ini you need to add "extension=brotli.so".
It was hard, but I finally did it :-)
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How to / Re: nginx and brotli
« on: July 15, 2024, 02:08:55 PM »
Hi everyone,
I've made some progress, so I'll update you.
The Nginx 1.14.1 version installed by CWP is probably not recent enough for Brotli.
So first I updated Nginx to version 1.27.0 following this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdb1xNFno-0&t=268s
Once this was done I installed Brotli following this tutorial: https://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-enable-brotli-compression-in-nginx-on-centos-8/
Now when I load a wordpress page, the page header says "Content-Encoding: br" which should mean that Brotli is running.
I have one last problem to solve to be satisfied.
The plugin I use for cache management is called "W3 Total Cache". To allow me to activate Brotli Compression, it requires loading the extension in the php.ini;
Reading online, it seems that all you need to do is enter the following: extension=brotli.so
I did it, unfortunately phpinfo(); it doesn't show me the extension among those loaded. I don't know what else to do.
I noticed something.
In the "PHP PECL extensions" section, in "Packages Availables", there is the possibility of installing the Brotli extension directly from the Administration Panel, but only if the default PHP version is 5.6, which however is not compatible with Brotli .
So I entered the default PHP version 8u.3.8, but the "Channels" and "Packages Availables" lists are empty.
I do not know what to do. At this point I'm stuck.
I've made some progress, so I'll update you.
The Nginx 1.14.1 version installed by CWP is probably not recent enough for Brotli.
So first I updated Nginx to version 1.27.0 following this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdb1xNFno-0&t=268s
Once this was done I installed Brotli following this tutorial: https://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-enable-brotli-compression-in-nginx-on-centos-8/
Now when I load a wordpress page, the page header says "Content-Encoding: br" which should mean that Brotli is running.
I have one last problem to solve to be satisfied.
The plugin I use for cache management is called "W3 Total Cache". To allow me to activate Brotli Compression, it requires loading the extension in the php.ini;
Reading online, it seems that all you need to do is enter the following: extension=brotli.so
I did it, unfortunately phpinfo(); it doesn't show me the extension among those loaded. I don't know what else to do.
I noticed something.
In the "PHP PECL extensions" section, in "Packages Availables", there is the possibility of installing the Brotli extension directly from the Administration Panel, but only if the default PHP version is 5.6, which however is not compatible with Brotli .
So I entered the default PHP version 8u.3.8, but the "Channels" and "Packages Availables" lists are empty.
I do not know what to do. At this point I'm stuck.
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How to / nginx and brotli
« on: July 11, 2024, 08:42:46 PM »
Hi everyone,
I recently installed CWP7pro (and I must say that I really like it) in my centOS 8 and I'm new to the Forum.
Congratulations for the forum, it's really full of useful information
From my CWP I chose to use the "Nginx & Varnish & Apache" webserver. The Nginx version installed is 1.14.1; I have a desire to install and activate the "brotli" compression modules.
I'm trying with online tutorials, but when I succeed, Nginx goes into error because the version in use is older than the one required by the "brotli" modules.
So I think I have two possibilities:
1. find an installation guide to install the "brotli" for Nginx version 1.14.1;
2. find a guide for updating Nginx to the latest version available and then install "brotli".
Has anyone already faced and solved this problem?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Regards,
Renato
I recently installed CWP7pro (and I must say that I really like it) in my centOS 8 and I'm new to the Forum.
Congratulations for the forum, it's really full of useful information
From my CWP I chose to use the "Nginx & Varnish & Apache" webserver. The Nginx version installed is 1.14.1; I have a desire to install and activate the "brotli" compression modules.
I'm trying with online tutorials, but when I succeed, Nginx goes into error because the version in use is older than the one required by the "brotli" modules.
So I think I have two possibilities:
1. find an installation guide to install the "brotli" for Nginx version 1.14.1;
2. find a guide for updating Nginx to the latest version available and then install "brotli".
Has anyone already faced and solved this problem?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Regards,
Renato
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