nope - I stand corrected.
When I look today, the notices are gone. I guess I had a cache problem somewhere as well.
Thank you!
nope - I stand corrected.
When I look today, the notices are gone. I guess I had a cache problem somewhere as well.
Thank you!
unfortunately, the extraneous output is still showing, no matter what level of php error logging I set in the panel.
I'm not sure if this makes a difference, but this is on a Domain Alias, mounted to a separate directory.... Where else might I look?
thanks - never looked in that file before
v1.2.9 system
PHP_FPM_POOLS_LEVEL = per_domain
v1.2.2 system
PHP_FPM_POOLS_LEVEL = per_user
Ok - this shows I have a difference in my installation parameters... thats interesting. I thought I followed the same install notes (did defaults change?)
In terms of correction, is this just a simple case of rerunning the imscp install, choosing the right params this time, and regenerating the domain configs?
Where would I see this?
I took a quick look and I don't see anything in /etc/imscp/imscp.conf or the database that to me suggests a pooling setting...
If this was set on the panel install, I'm fairly sure I didn't change the defaults...the only thing I do is configure for SSL.
I have a weird problem that I cant nail down. I'm hoping someone else can point me to the issue quickly.
I have a v1.2.2 server in production. Debian 7 - was patched as of a week or so ago. It has no problems with the PHP codebase running on it. The PHP error level is set at default.
I've just built myself a fresh v1.2.9 server in a test VM and installed the same code that is running in production. Its patched as of this week... so a newer PHP, (Sept 10th vs May 22nd). The PHP error level is set at default.
Both are running apache_php_fpm
My fresh new server likes to throw all sorts of PHP NOTICES and STRICT warnings up.... these are not showing on the older version of PHP.
I can disable it page by page by doing an error_reporting(0); in the scripts - but not by setting the config value in the panel to "Do not show any error".
Have I missed something in the config? Should I be setting this in the site php.ini instead?