Hello. I have a ISPConfig (3.0.4.3) cluster (2 webservers + database server) running red hat 6. I have around 150 websites configured and today I realized that I have problems when I make a change in open_basedir configuration. So, the problem is when I update open_basedir, the changes are only written to the 2nd webserver. Example: webserver1 (/etc/httpd/conf/sites-available): -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2203 May 20 14:04 website-test.domain.vhost webserver2 (/etc/httpd/conf/sites-available): -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2457 May 20 14:04 website-test.domain.vhost You can see that the size of the same file is different. The file in the webserver2 has the changes in the open_basedir and the file in webserver1 doesn't. Can you help to correct this? Thank you. Regards, Vilhena
Sorry:/ Linux Distribution and version: Red Hat 6.3 64 bits (both master and slave) ISPConfig Version: 3.0.4.3 Webserver software: Apache I think ISPConfig writes something because the timestamp of the files is updated everytime I change the open_basedir parameter. Do you need more information? Thanks. Regards, Vilhena
Bug/ feature found Apparently I found a bug/feature, but I think it's a bug. In /etc/httpd/conf/sites-available I have several .vhosts files, and today I noticed that some of them are equal in the 2 nodes of the cluster, and some of them are different. The ones that have equal correspond to websites in which the php mode is: "fast-CGI". Whenever I change this mode to "php mod" I get different .vhosts files. What happens is that the file in the master node is updated and in the slave remains the same. Can you help me correct this? Thanks. Regards, Vilhena
