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PHP error log cannot be set in none mode #853

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Bt6K opened this issue Jul 9, 2024 · 3 comments
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PHP error log cannot be set in none mode #853

Bt6K opened this issue Jul 9, 2024 · 3 comments

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@Bt6K
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Bt6K commented Jul 9, 2024

Webmin version: 2.111
Virtualmin version: 7.10.0
Operating system: CentOS Linux 7.9.2009

At https://myipaddress:10000/virtual-server/edit_phpmode.cgi?dom=165027325716902&xnavigation=1 I see the following:

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When I try to select FPM, I get the following:

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Appears the main issue is:

failed : PHP error log cannot be set in none mode

I researched this and found https://forum.virtualmin.com/t/cant-set-php-options-to-fpm-failed-php-error-log-cannot-be-set-in-none-mode/126503/2 . I tried that, which resulted in another "failure" notice, and didn't disable the "Apache website enabled" option like I asked:

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So, I'm rather lost on what I should do next...

@jcameron
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That does look like a bug. If you return to the PHP Options page and re-save it without changing the execution mode, do you still get the same error message?

@Bt6K
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Bt6K commented Jul 10, 2024

If I re-save without changing the execution mode, here is what happens:

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If I then try and re-save as FPM, it still presents the same problem, though.

@jcameron
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I wasn't able to re-produce this, but then again I'm testing with the unreleased 7.20.1 version. Maybe wait till we get that out and see if you still have the issue?

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