SYSTEM INFORMATION OS type and version CentOS 7.9 Webmin version 1.991 Virtualmin version 7.0 Related packages Apache 2.4.6 I’ve just tried out the new feature to remove mod_php after being prompted on the dashboard when logging in to Virtualmin 7.0 (Great feature/idea btw). The o…

Hi, Thanks for heads up. It looks we had a bug in the code — Pass port to fix disabling `mod_php` and removing `php_value` committed 11:32AM - 03 May 22 UTC (UTC) [iliajie] iliajie …

I did the manual edit in the httpd.conf by commenting the lines by using the recheck-config to find problem lines, I guess this ok once patch roles out? (I mean no need to uncomment) Steve

This is not all. There is one more patch to address this issue — Fix removing all `php_*` directives committed 04:19PM - 04 May 22 UTC (UTC) [iliajie] iliajie …

Hi, I got caught by the bug too. How do we make use of the patch? Thanks, Brian

SYSTEM INFORMATION OS type and version Ubuntu Linux 18.04.6 Webmin version 1.991 Usermin version 1.840 Virtualmin version 7.0-4 Theme version 19.91.2 Package updates 3 package updates are available I’m relatively new to server management, I did not understand how to apply this…

[image] olutaller: I’m relatively new to server management, I did not understand how to apply this patch. If you already clicked the button to Disable mod_php on the Dashboard, then there is no reason to apply the patch. You need to go through Apache configs and remove all php_* directives b…

Thanks, Lila, please could you explain this to me [image] Ilia: You need to go through Apache configs and remove all php_* directives by editing configs manually

[image] olutaller: Thanks, Lila, You’re welcome. [image] olutaller: please could you explain this to me Yes, you can use Servers ⇾ Apache Webserver: Edit Config Files page to filter and remove all mod_php related directives (all those that start with php_): [image]

Disable mod_php option not removing php_* lines from httpd.conf

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Ilia May 13, 2022, 8:34am 7

You shouldn’t apply this patch manually. You should fix Apache config and remove all php_* directives instead.

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