More accurate EA3/EA4 detection #26
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cPanel servers don't automatically switch to EasyApache 4 when they're updated to the version the script checks. The official way to check if the server is running EA3 or EA4 is to check if the file /etc/cpanel/ea4/is_ea4 exists. EasyApache 3 actually checks if the file exists before exiting:
stat("/etc/cpanel/ea4/is_ea4", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=0, ...}) = 0
write(2, "EasyApache3 is not available whe"..., 60EasyApache3 is not available when EasyApache4 is in effect.
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Haven't forgot about this (email is still in my inbox) but probably can't look until next week. |
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Hate to bump issues, buuut it's been over a month. May I inquire into the status of this? |
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Sorry! This works great, thank you for the PR. Really appreciate it! |
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cPanel servers don't automatically switch to EasyApache 4 when they're updated to the version the script checks. The official way to check if the server is running EA3 or EA4 is to check if the file /etc/cpanel/ea4/is_ea4 exists. EasyApache 3 itself actually checks if the file exists, and if it does, it exits: