unknown filter was not added: PHP

[martinfst]

Just to add a little bit more salt.....
I noticed this on one of my servers today. One server was oke (with php4), a server with php5 had the same error and the fix as described worked. I tried to search the sources (svn) but I couldn't find where to look in svn://svn.ispconfig.org/ispconfig/trunk/

I have 2.2.9

[till]

Hi Martin,

this is is not a bug. Some Apache installations need it as it is (filter + addtype) and others as your do nont need the filter tags. But with filter tags it works on all servers, so thats the default.

As you see it is just a setting that should be set directly after the installation in config.inc.php to match your installation.

[martinfst]

As you see it is just a setting that should be set directly after the installation in config.inc.php to match your installation.

And with every update and update and update ......
Understand now it's needed, but for me really annoying. I just don't like cluttered log files with no additional value of the messages

[till]

Originally Posted by martinfst

And with every update and update and update ......
Understand now it's needed, but for me really annoying. I just don't like cluttered log files with no additional value of the messages

The code of this setting is read by the setup script and dont overwritten during the update. At least since 2.2.8.

You can see that its not hardcoded in config.php.tmp in the install_ispconfig folder in SVN.

[martinfst]

Originally Posted by till

The code of this setting is read by the setup script and dont overwritten during the update. At least since 2.2.8.

You can see that its not hardcoded in config.php.tmp in the install_ispconfig folder in SVN.

That's good/excellent news. Thanks!

[Rasputin]

Originally Posted by till

This has already been fixed many releases ago. You will just have to change the line from:

$go_info["server"]["apache2_php"] = 'both'; // one string of one or more comma seperated options: 'filter' = set PHP filters, 'addtype' = Set PHP addtype, 'both' = Set Filter + Addtype, 'engine' = Use "php_admin_flag engine on/off", suphp = SuPHP wrapper enabled, 'addhandler' = Set PHP AddHandler (nescessary for SuSE 10.2)


to:

$go_info["server"]["apache2_php"] = 'addtype'; // one string of one or more comma seperated options: 'filter' = set PHP filters, 'addtype' = Set PHP addtype, 'both' = Set Filter + Addtype, 'engine' = Use "php_admin_flag engine on/off", suphp = SuPHP wrapper enabled, 'addhandler' = Set PHP AddHandler (nescessary for SuSE 10.2)


in the file /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php

I changed this and made a restart of ispconfig but there is still the same error message in the error_log:

[error] an unknown filter was not added: PHP

Do you have any idea? OS is OpenSuse 10.1

[falko]

It's not enough to restart ISPConfig. You must modify the settings of a web site in ISPConfig (e.g. disable SSI and re-enable it again a few minutes later) so that ISPConfig rewrites the Apache configuration.

[Rasputin]

Problem solved. Thanks!

[bolero]

What about adding an option of "none"? I don't see much sense in adding this to each and every web when I want to have PHP enabled globally, anyway. Then it only adds to the size of the configuration which adds to the size of the config variables that apache needs to hold in RAM for it's own operation.

[bolero]

Question: Will ISPConfig rewrite the apache config after this change?