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What I'm saying is, you can safely run PHP processes under a shared application pool, as you make them impersonate the anonymous user on script execut...

What I'm saying is, you can safely run PHP processes under a shared application pool, as you make them impersonate the anonymous user on script execut...

For PHP Fastcgi (for example) - even though the Taskmgr user is listed as "NETWORK SERVICE" (ala the app pool) - it impersonates the Anonymous user, s...

Oh really? I thought they would run under the anonymous user permissions (certainly for PHP and ASP I have tested that to be true). So .NET is differe...

P.s. Also, just to check - the shared application pools should be running under the "NETWORK SERVICE" account? I've not come across that before!

Bump bump - I'd like to get my counters working!

Oh just to add - you don't need to allow the domain as "allow users to create free subdomains under this domain" if you just want to use the site prev...

Thank you so much! I have been reporting this bug for ages, but always told it worked properly. By adding the [host_name] record and deleting the pare...

Great! Thank you!

Hi Bogdan, Yes that is correct - I had a user with 2 (user) accounts - so to make things easier for him, I merged them all into one, so it's now One u...

I had a think and now I've found the issue. If a customer has two packages under their account in SolidCP, the WHMCS resource counter will fail. ...