Error message in httpd error.log after upgrade to Cagefs

[kalpin]

After upgrade to Cagefs weve started to receive such messages in httpd error.log:
[Thu Nov 03 05:35:32 2011] [error] mod_hostinglimits:Already inside LVE: LVE(3214) HANDLER(fcgid-script) HOSTNAME(sitename.com) URL(/index.php) TID(150298) errno (1)

Sites seems to work ok. Didn checked if LVE limits are enforcing. Id like to know what to do with those messages. They are on ERROR level so I think they are severe. We are using:
liblve 0.8-25
cagefs 2.0-23.el5.cloudlinux
mod_hostinglimits 0.7-13.el5.cloudlinux
pam_lve 0.2-5.el5.cloudlinux

Also we are using mod_fcgid and suexec to run php scripts. We didn saw those messages when we used securelve and previous liblve.

[iseletsk]

Pawel,

Make sure you have EnableLVE Off
in mod_fcgid -- it is no longer needed with new mod_hostinglimits.

[pawel.panek]

Thank you for your answer.
We are using mod_fcgid 2.3.6 compiled from source. It doesn contain Cloudlinux patch. Anyway, after full apache restart this message disappeared so it is no longer problem for us. Ill get back to this thread when it come again.

[iseletsk]

If the issue disappeared after apache restart, that means that someone restarted apache before from inside of LVE.
That happens when someone logs into the system as regular user (and pam_lve puts that user into LVE), and then either sudo or su to root (they are still inside LVE), and then restarts apache

Make sure all users that have sudo/su ability have user id that is smaller then min uid specified in pam.d for pam_lve.

[pawel.panek]

This might be real cause of this problem. Thanks Igor, your help is always appreciated.