Hallo, ich habe als Webhosting / Admin Pangel KeyHelp von der Keyweb AG und da werden die Grafiken nicht dargestellt und..
Allgemein auch bei den Webseiten, bei den Webuser nicht.
Grund:
mod_http2 unterstützt mpm_prefork not und man hat mir im KeyHelp Forum auch mitgeteilt, dass mpm_prefork so wieso veraltet sei.
Muss man zwingend ab der Version 10.1 mpm_prefork verwenden oder kann man problemlos auch Event bzw. Worker nutzen? In moment nutze ich event und hab bisher keine Probleme aber, ich will eine gewissene Sicherheit haben.
# This configuration is the standard way for running OTOBO under Apache 2.4 without SSL. # Dynamic and static content is generated by the Plack app otobo.psgi. # DEFLATE and support for HTTPS should be handled in separate configuration files.
# mod_perl is required Error "mod_perl is required for Plack::Handler::Apache. Use apache2-httpd-cgi.include.conf as fallback."
Error "The Multi-Processing Module mpm_event is active but it isn' supported by OTOBO. Please switch to mpm_prefork."
Error "The Multi-Processing Module mpm_worker is active but it isn't supported by OTOBO. Please switch to mpm_prefork."
# Use a dedicated Perl interpreter for the current virtual host, usually the default virtual host PerlOptions +Parent
# Preload otobo.psgi so that that the app doesn't have to be loaded again for every process. # This also sets @INC. PerlPostConfigRequire /opt/otobo/scripts/apache2-perl-preload_otobo_psgi.pl
# everything is handled by the PSGI app
# handle all requests, including the static content, with otobo.psgi SetHandler perl-script PerlResponseHandler Plack::Handler::Apache2 PerlSetVar psgi_app /opt/otobo/bin/psgi-bin/otobo.psgi
# Require is supported starting with Apache 2.4. # No authentication and all requests are allowed. Require all granted
# Limit the number of requests per child to avoid excessive memory usage. # 1000 is the same value as the default value used by Gazelle. MaxConnectionsPerChild 1000
in der Datei apache2-httpd.include.conf
This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Manuel Budach.
im Zusammenspiel von Apache2, mod_perl, und Perl XS-Modulen hat es immer wieder Probleme gegeben, wenn Apache2 mit mod_event oder mod_worker läuft. Deshalb wird der Einsatz von mod_prefork empfohlen. Man kann es natürlich ausprobieren und die Checks in apache2-httpd.include.conf auskommentieren, aber dann ist es mehr oder weniger Glückssache ob in OTOBO alles funktioniert.
Das Problem ist ja anscheinend dass Keyweb HTTP/2, und damit kein mpm_prefork, verlangt. Wie dieser Konflikt aufgelöst werden kann ist mir nicht klar. Bietet Keyweb die Möglichkeit separate Webserver laufen zu lassen? Dann könnte man den OTOBO Webserver mit Apache2/mpm_prefork laufen lassen, und der Hauptserver dient dann nur als Proxy. In diesem Fall könnte man auch auf den Apache verzichten und OTOBO unter einem beliebigen PSGI-kompatiblen Webserver laufen lassen.
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