Difference "Web Server Configuration Troubleshooting" ver. 3 versus ver. 4
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## Apache 2 |
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### FastCGI: failed to connect to server |
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All seems to be perfectly configured, but the browser complains about an internal server error / misconfiguration. The apache error logs for the site have: |
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(13)Permission denied: FastCGI: failed to connect to server |
FastCGI: incomplete headers (0 bytes) received from server |
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Solution: see [Common log file errors](http://www.electricmonk.nl/docs/apache_fastcgi_python/apache_fastcgi_python.html#_common_logfile_errors) : |
Solution: |
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> FastCGI cannot connect to the application socket |
> because it does not have the correct ownership |
> or permissions. |
> This usually happens in external mode, |
> when the application you are trying to run creates the |
> socket itself. |
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> Make sure you are running the application |
> as the web server user and that the web server can read |
> and write from and to the socket. Sometimes the socket |
> will not be removed by Apache or your application, and it |
> will have the wrong permissions. Your application can’t |
> overwrite the socket with a correct one, and fails |
> silently. Make sure to remove any socket files before |
> starting Apache. |
Run the fastcgi process and the Apache under same user and group or use TCP-IP sockets for communication. |
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See also: [Common log file errors](http://www.electricmonk.nl/docs/apache_fastcgi_python/apache_fastcgi_python.html#_common_logfile_errors) : |
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> The citation removed - due to copyright violation. |
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