Hi Nuxwin! That's exactly what I made and actually, this works.
The trouble is that I got some problem in making awstats.pl read the correct conf file for the domain!

I'll open a topic for support in a while, I saw others have the same problem too!

Thank you, by now!

PS: Nux, update your dev-avatar!
Ephigenie, did you like them, it seems!

Quote:With regard to the integration of phpmanager in the release Omega, I awaits just the "green light" of ephigenie and rats.

Come on guys, nuxwin´s engine runs and is damn hot, give him green light

Just to know: how Nuxwin php manager will manage the switch between php4 and php5? Will both of them operate in FastCGI or will them be FastCGI/CGI?

Nuxwins version was only running with cgi and so it is damn slow.

We'll make it with fastcgi on a per-domain basis.
If you're running fastcgi already - you can even now easily switch - it's just that you'll need to edit the php-starter-fcgi script.

At the end the coresponding php is called. Per default its now php4-cgi
but you can set it to php5-cgi if you like. Then this site is running php5.
And all others are running php4-cgi as before.

I mean this was php4 in module or php5 in cgi !?

-> ephigenie was faster

I'm a little bit of a goat but I have to say that I didn't understand so much...

Hello all ;

@Ephinegine:

Why only by domain ? One can modify phpmanager very well so that it functions with Fastcgi so that the users can choose the version of PHP which they want to carry out on their domain, subdomain and/or still alias of domain.

In addition, I do not see in what phpmanager slowed down the system. If you the operating mode cgi compares with FastCGI, indeed you are right but the comparison do not should be even made !

@BeNe :

Not, with the mpm-worker and the activated fastCGI, PHP donot can be to carry out as a module.

It should be understood that PHP4 as PHP5 will be carried out in FastCgi.

Quote:Why only by domain ? One can modify phpmanager very well so that it functions with Fastcgi so that the users can choose the version of PHP which they want to carry out on their domain, subdomain and/or still alias of domain.

This is absolute perfect

Quote:It should be understood that PHP4 as PHP5 will be carried out in FastCgi.

Understood now! thx

nuxwin Wrote:It should be understood that PHP4 as PHP5 will be carried out in FastCgi.

That's what I wanted to know! Thanks!

@nuxwin i compared cgi with fastcgi.

There's a point left - switching php on each sub- alias- domain will atm not be possible.
Only one setting for one Account.
Thats a limitation we will overcome later when we rework the domain-management.