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We have migrated our Cpanel servers to CloudLinux. "install-lve -a" installed mod_hostinglimits.so and mod_fcgid, but when we run easyapache script to rebuild, it deletes mod_hostinglimits.so module from modules directory. What could be the problem?
I think this is the reason mod_hostinglimits was removed. It is not used in this configuration.
Though we will check scripts/make sure it stays there next time around -- as it can be used with some plugins with MPM worker.
Also, if you installed it before august -- you might want to install latest version
Download latest install-lve, and run it with -af flag
like: install-lve -af
BTW, as per this thread (http://www.cloudlinux.com/solutions/...rum18/topic48/) we used mod_hostinglimits for cgi processesand html and other files, because we havent checked out mod_cgid as of now. Do you recommend to use mod_cgid instead for worker MPM?
And this server was migrated yesterday only so install-lve script is latest one only.
mod_hostinglimits wraps around mod_cgi, but it is not effective with mod_cgid (as CGI runs from the daemon).
In MPM Worker -- we add our patches to mod_cgid, so it would run things in LVE as well.
Yet -- I guess we need to fix bug when mod_hostinglimits is removed on recompile.
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