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I have multiple versions of PHP installed as per this guide, that I wrote. Basically, it is an ApacheLounge installation talking to PHP via FastCGI on Windows 10. This used to let me run these PHP versions at the same time on different VirtualHosts. Apache calls the proper PHP version via FastCGI on these ports:

• PHP 5.2.17 on port 9052
• PHP 5.3.29 on port 9053
• PHP 5.4.45 on port 9054
• PHP 5.5.38 on port 9055
• PHP 5.6.40 on port 9056
• PHP 7.0.33 on port 9070
• PHP 7.1.33 on port 9071
• PHP 7.2.31 on port 9072
• PHP 7.3.19 on port 9073
• PHP 7.4.7 on port 9074

Everything Some of these had been working for a while after the installation. Yesterday I had to test a website on PHP 5.6, but the ouput was just a "No input file specified message" which, turns out, is not that much descriptive, as a quick google search confirmed.

So I started a systematic approach. I created a VirtualHost for every PHP version, with just a index.php file with an echo statement. I tested all PHP versions installed, and all PHP5 versions did not work, while PHP7 versions worked as usual.

I removed all custom configuration files. No change.

I served a simple index.html file, and that works on all VirtualHosts. About PHP, no change.

I thought it was PHP 5.x bug, but after I rebooted my PC, the PHP 5.2 version started working. I stopped, removed and reinstalled some of the Windows Services create via NSSM, with no change.

This is what I think I know:

• it is not a PHP 5.x issue, because PHP 5.2 works;
• it is not a FastCGI problem, because all VirtualHosts have the same configuration, except for the port number;
• it is not an Apache configuration problem, because it starts and stops and reboots and serves;
• it is not a PHP configuration problem, beacuse all configuration is standard;
• it is not a .htaccess configuration problem, because there are no .htaccess files;

Any idea about how to debug this configuration, or about what is going wrong is appreciated.

Thank you.

My laptop and my nixos-server (hostname=nixos) are both conected to my router (fritz.box). I can access the rooter via ping (ping nixos.fritz.box) and ssh (ssh username@nixos.fritz.box).

What I want is to follow the first part of this guide to set up grafana on nixos. I then want to be able to access grafana from my laptop.

On the server I have configured nixos to run both grafana and a reverse proxy (nginx):

We have a virtual host file with below content,

I am using Istio 1.8.0 with on-prem k8s v1.19..We have several microservices running where I am using STRICT mode for peerauthentication. And I can verify that if I use PERMISSIVE mode I did not receive any 503 errors.

I really get stuck to find any solution cause I do not want to use PERMISSIVE mode as recommended.

Here is the log for istio ingressgateway.

I have installed and configured Wordpress on my server using also apach2 virtualhosts. I made a virtualhost with this config

Here is my .xml file:

I have put in my include file which is in this directory /etc/apache2/conf.d/userdata/std/2_4/myusername/sub.domain.com/proxy.conf.

On the file I did proxy reverse to localhost port 5000 for my net core app. Then I did a post virtualhost include using include editor.

When I try to reach other domain on same VPS I get server temporarily unavailable to handle request error.but when I uncommented the proxy reverse on my include file i was able to reach other domain.

So my question is given the procedure I have taken, why is an include specified for a particular virtualhost affecting other virtualhosts on the server.

Proxy reverse code in the include file is code below

I configured with success my Apache 2.4 to act as proxy server that can authenticate towards a remote server:

httpd-ssl.conf

I've read countless forum posts about this but none of the answers seem to help my situation. Here's the log excerpt: