Debugging remotely module no in Apache but shows for cli |
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Sounds like you either didn't restart Apache or you didn't restart fcgi parent process (if you're using standalone process handling php as fcgi)
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Looks like the FastCGI was it. I'd been restarting Apache with systemctl but I rebooted the whole server and it showed up.
Hadn't heard of that one before. Thanks. -Don- |
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You can figure it out easily -- print getmypid() in a script that serves a web page, then use ps command to check relationship between this pid and httpd's pid. There are three possible cases: printed pid is httpd's pid, printed pid is a child process for httpd and finally printed pid has no relation to httpd. In latter case restarting HTTPD would not restart PHP and you have another service that you have to restart in order to restart PHP.
As of systemctl -- if you reload httpd with it, apache configuration will be refreshed but not necessarily php configuration. You need stop followed by start if reload didn't help. |
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