Hi, Me.B thanks for the question it was very helpful for us.
So Please see bellow the following installed modules In the Original Sentora with 5.5.9 version and on VH with 5.6.20 version:
Sentora live server apache_get_modules()
Array
(
[0] => core
[1] => mod_so
[2] => mod_watchdog
[3] => http_core
[4] => mod_log_config
[5] => mod_logio
[6] => mod_version
[7] => mod_unixd
[8] => mod_access_compat
[9] => mod_alias
[10] => mod_auth_basic
[11] => mod_authn_core
[12] => mod_authn_file
[13] => mod_authz_core
[14] => mod_authz_host
[15] => mod_authz_user
[16] => mod_autoindex
[17] => mod_bw
[18] => mod_deflate
[19] => mod_dir
[20] => mod_env
[21] => mod_filter
[22] => mod_mime
[23] => prefork
[24] => mod_negotiation
[25] => mod_php5
[26] => mod_rewrite
[27] => mod_setenvif
[28] => mod_socache_shmcb
[29] => mod_ssl
[30] => mod_status
)
virtual host with 5.6.20
loaded php modules
Array
(
[0] => Core
[1] => date
[2] => ereg
[3] => libxml
[4] => openssl
[5] => pcre
[6] => sqlite3
[7] => zlib
[8] => bcmath
[9] => calendar
[10] => ctype
[11] => curl
[12] => dom
[13] => hash
[14] => fileinfo
[15] => filter
[16] => ftp
[17] => gd
[18] => gettext
[19] => SPL
[20] => iconv
[21] => json
[22] => mbstring
[23] => mcrypt
[24] => session
[25] => standard
[26] => pcntl
[27] => PDO
[28] => mysqlnd
[29] => pdo_sqlite
[30] => Phar
[31] => posix
[32] => Reflection
[33] => mysqli
[34] => SimpleXML
[35] => soap
[36] => sockets
[37] => pdo_mysql
[38] => exif
[39] => tokenizer
[40] => wddx
[41] => xml
[42] => xmlreader
[43] => xmlrpc
[44] => xmlwriter
[45] => zip
[46] => mysql
[47] => cgi-fcgi
)
loaded apache modules
Array
(
[0] => core
[1] => mod_so
[2] => mod_watchdog
[3] => http_core
[4] => mod_log_config
[5] => mod_logio
[6] => mod_version
[7] => mod_unixd
[8] => mod_access_compat
[9] => mod_actions
[10] => mod_alias
[11] => mod_auth_basic
[12] => mod_authn_core
[13] => mod_authn_file
[14] => mod_authz_core
[15] => mod_authz_host
[16] => mod_authz_user
[17] => mod_autoindex
[18] => mod_bw
[19] => mod_dav
[20] => mod_dav_fs
[21] => mod_deflate
[22] => mod_dir
[23] => mod_env
[24] => mod_fastcgi
[25] => mod_filter
[26] => mod_mime
[27] => prefork
[28] => mod_negotiation
[29] => mod_rewrite
[30] => mod_setenvif
[31] => mod_status
)
we reinstall suexec module because someone may have run a2dismod suexec.
Also, we don't change any Virtual host config file, except adding a couple of extra lines.
So the apache config and the PHP default settings are the same but the PHP compiler is changing every time.
But in the original Sentora installation mod_php is missing from the /etc/apache2/mods-available/
Of course, this is on our Dev server installation and in any VM where we install for test purposes .
And something else we have test this module only in Ubuntu system and not in Centos.
When this module passes from our tests we will go for the Centos Version.
Thanks for your feedback and we hope more users will send a good feedback like this.
So Please see bellow the following installed modules In the Original Sentora with 5.5.9 version and on VH with 5.6.20 version:
Sentora live server apache_get_modules()
Array
(
[0] => core
[1] => mod_so
[2] => mod_watchdog
[3] => http_core
[4] => mod_log_config
[5] => mod_logio
[6] => mod_version
[7] => mod_unixd
[8] => mod_access_compat
[9] => mod_alias
[10] => mod_auth_basic
[11] => mod_authn_core
[12] => mod_authn_file
[13] => mod_authz_core
[14] => mod_authz_host
[15] => mod_authz_user
[16] => mod_autoindex
[17] => mod_bw
[18] => mod_deflate
[19] => mod_dir
[20] => mod_env
[21] => mod_filter
[22] => mod_mime
[23] => prefork
[24] => mod_negotiation
[25] => mod_php5
[26] => mod_rewrite
[27] => mod_setenvif
[28] => mod_socache_shmcb
[29] => mod_ssl
[30] => mod_status
)
virtual host with 5.6.20
loaded php modules
Array
(
[0] => Core
[1] => date
[2] => ereg
[3] => libxml
[4] => openssl
[5] => pcre
[6] => sqlite3
[7] => zlib
[8] => bcmath
[9] => calendar
[10] => ctype
[11] => curl
[12] => dom
[13] => hash
[14] => fileinfo
[15] => filter
[16] => ftp
[17] => gd
[18] => gettext
[19] => SPL
[20] => iconv
[21] => json
[22] => mbstring
[23] => mcrypt
[24] => session
[25] => standard
[26] => pcntl
[27] => PDO
[28] => mysqlnd
[29] => pdo_sqlite
[30] => Phar
[31] => posix
[32] => Reflection
[33] => mysqli
[34] => SimpleXML
[35] => soap
[36] => sockets
[37] => pdo_mysql
[38] => exif
[39] => tokenizer
[40] => wddx
[41] => xml
[42] => xmlreader
[43] => xmlrpc
[44] => xmlwriter
[45] => zip
[46] => mysql
[47] => cgi-fcgi
)
loaded apache modules
Array
(
[0] => core
[1] => mod_so
[2] => mod_watchdog
[3] => http_core
[4] => mod_log_config
[5] => mod_logio
[6] => mod_version
[7] => mod_unixd
[8] => mod_access_compat
[9] => mod_actions
[10] => mod_alias
[11] => mod_auth_basic
[12] => mod_authn_core
[13] => mod_authn_file
[14] => mod_authz_core
[15] => mod_authz_host
[16] => mod_authz_user
[17] => mod_autoindex
[18] => mod_bw
[19] => mod_dav
[20] => mod_dav_fs
[21] => mod_deflate
[22] => mod_dir
[23] => mod_env
[24] => mod_fastcgi
[25] => mod_filter
[26] => mod_mime
[27] => prefork
[28] => mod_negotiation
[29] => mod_rewrite
[30] => mod_setenvif
[31] => mod_status
)
we reinstall suexec module because someone may have run a2dismod suexec.
Also, we don't change any Virtual host config file, except adding a couple of extra lines.
So the apache config and the PHP default settings are the same but the PHP compiler is changing every time.
But in the original Sentora installation mod_php is missing from the /etc/apache2/mods-available/
Of course, this is on our Dev server installation and in any VM where we install for test purposes .
And something else we have test this module only in Ubuntu system and not in Centos.
When this module passes from our tests we will go for the Centos Version.
Thanks for your feedback and we hope more users will send a good feedback like this.