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The optimal settings for opcache on PHP-FPM with shared hosting (many sites) is... disabled :) This is personal opinion due to personal experience of course. My reasons: 1. I did not notice any difference in overall load. My bottleneck is the disk usage and it did not decrease. No speed...

"build php" always recompiles all PHP installations. If you do "build update_versions", it will skip the PHP that does not need an update. This will (however) update all other software that needs an update as well.

It is related to FreeBSD only.

Same problem here... I don't think that moving the binary is a good fix - the build script is doing a lot of things prior building Exim.

I will quote smtalk from another thread: So basically create a new .ini file with unique name (say 66-custom.ini for example) and add your changes there.

It is not only the MariaDB/MySQL config which limits the number of opened files - it is also the OS potentially limiting them and its limit is stronger (the my.cnf can eventually further limit the OS restriction but not loosen it). So if you have for example 5000 OS limit and 200000 my.cnf...

I am glad that I helped here :) Important notice: anytime you upgrade apache or something related from Custombuild, it will do ./build rewrite_confs and this will effectively overwrite anything you did to the conf files. So check out the help pages how to add these changes permanent.

It should be in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf I never done it but I think you must add "Listen 6127" on the line after the default "Listen 80". You may also need to add the port to the vhosts (not sure but most probably). There are two config files to possibly look in: /etc/httpd/conf/ips.conf...

PHPMyAdmin is a PHP application which is a scripting language - not a standalone software. Therefore it depends on Apache (and the PHP-FPM compiler). It will run on whatever port Apache runs. What you can eventually do is the following: 1. Run Apache on both port 80 and another port - say 6127...

That's huge amount of HTTPD processes. What is the output of the command "httpd -V"?

Yes but this time there is nothing in the php logs... I didn't find anything suspicious from there.

You can even jump directly to 10.4 that way if you wish.

I never experienced any restore issues. I said that you can deal with errors just because they may eventually come up - but it's unlikely.

Yes, it will work. You can even migrate MySQL 8.0 database that way which elsewhere is impossible. The so called "backups" are actually dump files - created with the mysqldump utility. When you open them with simple text editor you'll see that it's just a collection of SQL commands - usually...

I never worked with LiteSpeed but AFAIK its suEXEC can support opcode only in 'daemon' and 'process group' modes, not in the standard 'worker' mode. Check out here: https://www.litespeedtech.com/open-source/litespeed-sapi/php/process-modes-comparison It says that in "Worker" has no opcode...

Indeed there is no folder debian_9.11_64. I see the following list: [DIR] debian_3.0/ 2018-09-07 16:52 - [DIR] debian_3.1/ 2018-09-07 16:51 - [DIR] debian_4.0/ 2018-09-07 16:51 - [DIR] debian_5.0/ 2014-02-25 23:05 - [DIR] debian_5.0_64/ 2014-02-25 23:05 - [DIR] debian_6.0/ 2014-10-20...

Nothing in the roundcube logs. But here is something I fount - SquirrelMail configuration has an option "Database" in the menu: # cd /var/www/html/squirrelmail/ # ./configure SquirrelMail Configuration : Read: config.php Config version 1.4.0; SquirrelMail version 1.4.23 [SVN]...

I don't think so. There are too many database hits and they are regularly appearing in few minutes intervals. It's like a cron schedule... but not exactly :)

As far as I remember, when I was installing DA, I started the install process and then stopped it when it was building some of the packages (not my intention but due to error - it failed because of missing lib). I was able to edit options.conf at that time :) So it was some kind of workaround of...

Your case looks suspiciously close to my case with the OS difference (I am on FreeBSD). I don't think it's a script. I think it's some daemon which is not configured and it tries passwordless login.