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EasyApache 3.11.2 includes improvements to FastCGI, along with numerous interface adjustments

The release of EasyApache 3.11.2 removes a previous patch that hindered FastCGI performance. This update also corrects a previous patch that resulted in problems with FcgidMaxRequestLen. Both, FastCGI and FcgidMaxRequestLen, now operate at expected performance levels.

The interface has also been updated to make the navigation and setup of EasyApache easier. These changes include:

• Marking PHP 4 as End of Life.
• Marking Frontpage as deprecated.
• Providing a link to documentation when enabling mod_ruid2.

Frontpage has also been added as incompatible with mod_ruid2.

We strongly recommend that all server administrators rebuild their EasyApache profile immediately.

 To rebuild the EasyApache profile:

1. Log in to WHM as the root user.
2. Click on the EasyApache (Apache Update) link in the left menu.
3. If you wish to keep the same configuration, simply click the Build Profile

cPanel & WHM 11.30.6.6 provides major fixes for CentOS 4 as well as other minor fixes

The recent end of life to CentOS 4 by CentOS, provided issues when updating or installing packages from YUM. cPanel located the correct files at vault.centos.org and pointed the YUM repository to them. Updates were also made to the YUM process of attempting to autorepair the package manager.

Changes have been made to the Modify an Account process. Issues that may occur when changing CGI settings and CGI access have been addressed.

The final issue addressed in 11.30.6.6 resolves a problem when enabling or disabling AWStats through WHM. 

We strongly recommend that all server admins update their cPanel & WHM servers immediately.

To update cPanel & WHM manually:

1. Log into WHM as the root user. 
2. Click on the WHM 11.30.X (build X) link on the top right corner of the screen.
3. Click the button labeled Click to Upgrade.

Due to fact that Parallels Small Business Panel is no longer actively supported the only possible way to move from Small Business Panel to Plesk is described in article http://kb.parallels.com/en/113506