Revisiting my FastCGI problem

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I originally posted here last week about a problem I am having with FastCGI under Apache.

After enabling debug log level and doing a few other experiments, I have come to the conclusion that something is blocking Apache from connecting to unix sockets. mod_fcgid attempts to create a socket (I surmise to communicate with apache...) but it can't connect to it.

In desperation, I also loaded up Lighttpd to serve my application on another port and configured it to use uid apache and gid apache so I didn't have to go mess with directory and file permissions. It has the exact same problem.

This is on an FC4 system with Plesk control panel running on it.

Does anyone know if there is some way that access to these sockets can be restricted on a per-user basis?

If so, how is this configured (or more accurately, how do I disable such restriction)?


Dragon

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