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		<title>suexec, php-5.1.4, fastcgi and cpanel</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The idea of using FastCGI first struck me on Monday. I had previously transitioned my server to use SuEXEC for PHP. Pages were loading slower than I would have liked. PHP was running as a CGI application. Each time there was a request for a page the server woud have to open a new instance of PHP. This on a VPS server is not always fast. One option was to go back to using mod_php. This would definitely have sped things back up. I always want to keep the server as secure as I know how. This was not an option. SuEXEC runs the PHP process as the user that the page is owned by. This means that there is no longer a need to chmod 777 certain files. SuEXEC in fact will not work with files chmod&#8217;ed 777 as they are a huge security risk. To keep using SuEXEC but also speed up the server I had to get FastCGI going. To minimize the chance of messing things up or causing new problems down the road, I decided to try to leave much as it is. From FastCGI.com: FastCGI is a language independent, scalable, open extension to CGI that [...]]]></description>
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