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   L. Blake Wilson (blake@libranet.de)'s status on Tuesday, 15-Nov-2022 07:02:39 JST L. Blake Wilson

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   • hypolite
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   • L. Blake Wilson
   @hypolite @xy Yes, strangely, nothing in my error logs, just a record of the request in the access logs. On a whim, I un-commented the line in .htaccess "AddHandler php53-cgi .php" and going to / at least downloaded something. Is there a version of this I should have for 7.4 FastCGI?
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     hypolite (hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com)'s status on Tuesday, 15-Nov-2022 07:02:38 JST hypolite

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     @blake Oh yeah, it should be php74-cgi if it follows the same pattern.
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     hypolite (hypolite@friendica.mrpetovan.com)'s status on Tuesday, 15-Nov-2022 07:15:58 JST hypolite

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     @blake Oof, thanks for keeping at it, I've never used FastCGI myself so I'm of little help in that regard.
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     L. Blake Wilson (blake@libranet.de)'s status on Tuesday, 15-Nov-2022 07:15:59 JST L. Blake Wilson

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     • hypolite
     @hypolite I found this article... help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/ar… Apparently FastCGI is more problematic than I realized:
     
     You cannot get the query string in FastCGI by using the @ARGV array. You must use $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'} instead.
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     If an error occurs in your FastCGI script, it may not be returned immediately. If the script loads a web page, the page will appear to hang. When the script times out, it's possible that the error message may not be logged and you'll only see a 500 error.