I olso have this problem I have change in the file $go_info["server"]["apache2_php"] = 'addtype'; and restart httpd servicen and change to my webpage but I get this error in my log [error] an unknown filter was not added: PHP howe shuld I fix this bequse I cant upload enny files nowe biger end 2 mb
This is just a warning and not a error and it does not harm at all. This warning has nothing to do with your upload problem. You must cfahnge a setting in your website in ISPConfig and save it, otherwise the apache configuration is not rewritten. To upload larger filles, you must set the file upload limit in your php.ini to a higher value.
Then you most likely changed it in the wrong php.ini file. Most linux distributions have 2-5 php.ini files for the different php versions and separate php.ini files for cgi, cli and mod_php.
I have change that to the both php ini files its has work before for me and when I have install ispconfig that dont work for me. And I cant se where is wrong bequse I have upload max size 10 mb
Create a file with the phpinfo() function inside and check the upload limit. Also, are you sure that your problem is the upload limit and not e.g. missing permissions to save the file in a folder?
Please check if the max. post size is large enough. Are you able to upload smaller files, e.g. a 10kb file?
This didn't do the trick for me but I finally did figure it out. I remembered to edit a site configuration from ISPconfig to have it update the config files too. I followed the Debian Etch "perfect setup" and installed ISPconfig. All went well. I did omit a few PHP modules that I didn't need and have compiled/installed Xcache also. My /var/log/apache2/error.log was full of these errors. I know they aren't major errors but the less time being spent on writing them to disk can be more time for Apache to be doing something else. Since only my sites are on the server and I need PHP for each of them I went back to /etc/mime.types and uncommented the lines listed as to be commented out in the tutorial. I also uncommented the /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php5.conf lines. I restarted Apache but the errors still showed up. I then restarted the server. The errors still showed up. Finally I edited the /etc/apache2/vhosts/Vhosts_ispconfig.conf file and removed the following lines from my vhosts: Code: <Files *.php> SetOutputFilter PHP SetInputFilter PHP </Files> <Files *.php3> SetOutputFilter PHP SetInputFilter PHP </Files> <Files *.php4> SetOutputFilter PHP SetInputFilter PHP </Files> <Files *.php5> SetOutputFilter PHP SetInputFilter PHP </Files> I haven't seen the errors since. Everything seems to be working just fine. I'll just have to remember to remove those lines anytime I update from the control panel. Hope this helps someone else. Cheers
This wont help much as ISPConfig overwrites your changes. The correct solution is to do what you quoted from mypost above, then go into the ISPConfig interface and change a website and save it. What you most likely not dis is changing something in the interface to tell ISPConfig to rewrite the Vhosts_ispconfig.conf file.
Hmmmm... well I changed the IP address for a domain and saved. That should have rewritten the config file I think? I haven't tested since I restarted the server so maybe it's working now. I'll have to check and see. Thanks till!
hi till, i have done this and im not getting that error in my error.log but im still getting the "500 error - Internal Server Error!" when i try and load the php file in my browser, it doesnt apear to be telling me anything else in /var/log/apache2/error.log
The log /var/log/apache2/error.log is the wrong file. Please have a look at the error logfile of the website which is in the log directory of the website.
awww sorry my bad, thank you.... /var/www/web13/web/gallery/setup/.htaccess: php_value not allowed here trying to install gallery1, tho i had no troubles installing gallery2 or horde webmail on the same website ??
There are 2 possible solutions: a) Move the php_value lines from the .htaccess file to the apache directives field of the website in ISPConfig. This is the recommended way. b) Allow php_value settings in .htaccess file by modifying the AllowOverride setting in your apache configuration.
