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Hello. This issue is occuring since Directadmin had removed the symlink from the former php.ini location /usr/local/lib/php.ini to the current location. The default php version selection for the server where CSF should look for the information is PHP1, but problem is this can be any php version. So ...

I've seen that @forumadmin put this out of the bug section, but this is certainly -not- a configuration failure in csf.conf. This is happening with people who have not even changed the config and had it running without issues for some time. You find the issue all over Google. Seems it might have to ...

I presume you restarted both csf and lfd afterwards.

If yes, then seems to me the only way is to ignore perl. I don't have the impression this bug will be fixed since it's there soo long already.

Oke. I hope this will fix it for you. If not, I don't know.

As said I got fed up with it and excluded perl by adding this line: exe:/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/perl/524/bin/perl However in the mean time we don't have version 524 anymore so I disabled that again. At this moment I'm only using this in csf.pignore: exe:/usr/bin/spamc exe:/usr/bin/spamd cmd:spamd...

Hello.
No. I finally got fed up with this and added perl to the exclusions in the csf.pignore file.

That is not a solution, that's a workaround.
I don't have this issue with DA and Firefox, but the error does occur with DA and Chrome it seems.

I don't know if this is a CSF bug or something else so I post it here. In Centos 7, it was enough to put these lines in the csf.pignore file: exe:/usr/bin/spamc exe:/usr/bin/spamd cmd:spamd child no problems with perl mails about spamd and spamd child anymore. Since Centos 8 this is change, no clue ...

It took some time but worth waiting for. Thank you very much!

We're 2 years further now and with Centos 8 this is really starting to get interesting.
In fact it lies in the netfilter's idea's to in time replace iptables with nftables.

Are there any plans from configserver to create a CSF firewall which works with nftables? Any insights on this?