Thank you so much for your reply Savy.
Thanks a lot.!
Finally I was able to overcome my issue.
And the trouble was because on the FastCGI configuration I had stderrMode = "IgnoreAndReturn200", because that was the way I did on my test area.
So I change it to: stderrMode = "ReturnStdErrIn500".
And Now Everything Works Perfect.!
I am able to configure and to log in to CSPro Web Server.
If Anyone else had the same Issue, that change in FastCGI configuration worked for me.
Thank You So Much Everyone For Your Support. I Really appreciate it.
Regards to everyone and to all CSPro Team.
You are the Best.
Joshua Figueroa.
CSWeb Server
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CSWeb Server Configuration
Hi, I am configuring CSWeb Server on Linux CentOS 7 and LAMP has been sucessfully installed, but am stuck on CSWeb: Server Requirements requesting: var, logs, src/api/app, src/ui/src directories are writeable. I have made the permissions of the folders and files to 777 but still its not accepting. Any suggestion of how to go about it?
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Re: CSWeb Server
That is strange. All that check is doing is calling the php function is_writeable() on each of the following directories:
'csweb/var', 'csweb/logs', 'csweb/src/api/app', 'csweb/src/ui/src'
If those are all set to 777 then it should work.
Try making the owner the web server user (whatever user the web server is running on). On my system this user is named "apache" but it could be different on yours.
'csweb/var', 'csweb/logs', 'csweb/src/api/app', 'csweb/src/ui/src'
If those are all set to 777 then it should work.
Try making the owner the web server user (whatever user the web server is running on). On my system this user is named "apache" but it could be different on yours.