Hey there, after having some trouble with different configurations, I started over setting up my server. This time I have been using the automated installer script (https://github.com/servisys/ispconfig_setup) and chose NGINX, HHVM and mariaDB (etc.) on Debian Jessie. What I did prior to running the script was adding a dotdeb rep for latest NGINX version (1.10.2 by now) to be able to use http2 and a redis module. The script loaded and installed this NGINX version without any problems and it's running just fine. After installation was done, I also installed an additional PHP7 using this tutorial: https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/how-to-install-php-7-on-debian/ I now have PHP5.6, PHP7 and HHVM running with NGINX. The only problem is: Neither version is allowed to write to webX/web directories. I've also tried to run a specific script within a subfolder, but the results are the same. I have to set permissions to 777 in order to let them be written in. What am I doing wrong? I have another server with ISPConfig 3.1.1, Apache2, PHP5.6 and HHVM running and it has no such problem. Where can I find possible configuration problems? And what do I have to look for? Cheers, J
What I found out so far: When changing a folder from 755 to 775 and thus make it group writable, errors still occur, but a log file is being created within the folder. And this log file has the owner www-data:www-data, and not web1:client1 as it should be. So I assume that either all PHP versions or NGINX are running as www-data and not as webX. Is this correct? How can I fix this? Cheers, J
