mbsmt
Verified User
Hi. I have a problem on my server for some month and I could not solve it.
Most of the hosted websites on my server have problem with images. Imagine that there is a clients page in one website that contains clients' logos. On each page load, one or some of images don't be shown and seem to be broken, weather they are existing and if I open those broken images in a new tab, I can see that images. On the next refresh, this behavior might be occurred on some other images and the previous ones become visible!
What's the problem? I'm sure this is a problem on my server because I have not such problem on local machine.
This is some of my server configuration:
I configured custombuild with nginx_apache and though this might be the problem. So I changed web server to apache, but the problem still exists.
Most of the hosted websites on my server have problem with images. Imagine that there is a clients page in one website that contains clients' logos. On each page load, one or some of images don't be shown and seem to be broken, weather they are existing and if I open those broken images in a new tab, I can see that images. On the next refresh, this behavior might be occurred on some other images and the previous ones become visible!
What's the problem? I'm sure this is a problem on my server because I have not such problem on local machine.
This is some of my server configuration:
Code:
#PHP Settings
php1_release=5.6
php1_mode=suphp
php2_release=5.4
php2_mode=suphp
opcache=no
htscanner=no
php_ini=no
php_timezone=Asia/Tehran
php_ini_type=production
ioncube=yes
zend=yes
suhosin=no
x_mail_header=yes
#WEB Server Settings
webserver=apache
litespeed_serialno=trial
modsecurity=no
modsecurity_ruleset=comodo
apache_ver=2.4
apache_mpm=auto
mod_ruid2=no
userdir_access=yes
harden_symlinks_patch=yes
use_hostname_for_alias=no
redirect_host=fr.linux1.parniahost.com
redirect_host_https=no
I configured custombuild with nginx_apache and though this might be the problem. So I changed web server to apache, but the problem still exists.