Server Fault Asked by Pietro Battiston on November 24, 2021
I have a website with the following configuration:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName example.it
<Location />
SetHandler uwsgi-handler
uWSGISocket /var/sitedir/moin.sock
</Location>
<Location /piwik/>
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
</Location>
<Directory "/var/piwik/">
Options Indexes MultiViews FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
Require all granted
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
</Directory>
Alias /piwik/ "/var/piwik/"
</VirtualHost>
… including a moinmoin wiki and a Matomo instance; but since some system upgrade, when I visit http://example.it/piwik
, I get the source of the index.php
file inside /var/piwik/
– it is not executed.
I know this suggests of some php problem – but if I remove the two Location
sections, Matomo works just fine at http://example.it/piwik
(Moinmoin clearly stops working). So it is really a problem of this configuration.
If instead I only remove the second Location
section (Matomo’s one), then http://example.it/piwik
is served by uwsgi (Moinmoin).
So summing up,
Directory
section, then its SetHandler
directive does its job./piwik/
doesn’t have its own Location
, then the SetHandler
inside its Directory
section is not honored: this is as expected, since Location
sections should have priority over Directory
sections./piwik/
does have its own Location
, then its SetHandler
statement should be honored, because it comes later. And in fact, something happens, because the request is not served by uwsgi. But it’s not served as php either.What is going wrong? Notice that I’m sure Moinmoin and Matomo worked both fine before a system upgrade, and while I’m not sure anymore how exactly the config file was, I’m pretty sure I tried all the combinations including the one that used to work.
EDIT: related, but does not explain my problem: How does Apache merge multiple matching Location sections
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