turn off "PHP Scripts" problem after updated php

[k-dev4edv]

Hi, after I had updated the php version on my debian 3.1 server (from 5.0.5 to 5.1.2), apache ignores my settings for php in the "ISP Manager"-Tool.
When I turn off "PHP Scripts", the scripts are still executed, only the "PHP Safe Mode"-setting works correctly. I tried to reinstall ISPConfig with "./setup", but the problem still occurs. PHP is now globally activated for all websites on my server. Is there a way to get back the control over my apache php settings by ISPConfig, e.g. delete apache config before reinstall ISPConfig, ...?

[falko]

Originally Posted by k-dev4edv

PHP is now globally activated for all websites on my server.

If PHP is globally enabled, it will work, no matter what you specify in ISPConfig.
You must disable PHP in your Apache configuration, as outlined in the "Perfect Setup" guides on HowtoForge.

[k-dev4edv]

Thank you very much.
I forgot to look into the file /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php5.1.conf
Shame on me.