alert: no socket connect to server [localhost]

[tega]

Hello,

From time to time when I try to add a new domain to Kloxo-MR I get that error, I recently found that a way to workaround that is to reboot server and do service php-fpm restart. Is kind annoying doing that when I have to add a domain. Any idea why is that happening?

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A. Control Panel:
   - Kloxo-MR: 7.0.0.b-2016020801
   - Web: hiawatha-10.0.0-f.6.mr.el6.i686
   - PHP: php54s-5.4.45-2.w6 (cgi mode)
B. Plateform:
   - OS: CentOS release 6.7 (Final) i686
   - Hostname: domain.com
C. Services:
   1. MySQL: MariaDB-server-10.0.23-1.el6.i686
   2. PHP:
      - Branch: php54-cli-5.4.45-1.ius.el6.i686
      - Multiple:
        * php52m-5.2.17-102.mr.el6
        * php53m-5.3.29-1.ius.el6
        * php54m-5.4.44-1.w6
        * php55m-5.5.28-1.ius.el6
        * php56m-5.6.12-1.ius.el6
      - Used: --Use PHP Branch--
   3. Httpd: httpd24u-2.4.18-1.ius.el6.i686
      - PHP Type: [unknown]
   4. Lighttpd: --uninstalled--
   5. Hiawatha: --unused--
   6. Nginx: --uninstalled--
   7. Cache: --uninstalled--
   8. Dns: --uninstalled--
   9. Qmail: qmail-toaster-1.03-1.3.55.mr.el6.i386
      - with: courier-imap-toaster-4.1.2-1.3.18.mr.el6.i386
D. Memory:
                total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
   Mem:           512        426         85          4          0        190
   -/+ buffers/cache:        236        275
   Swap:          512          0        511
E. Disk Space:
   Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
   /dev/simfs      100G   15G   86G  15% /


*** Process Time: 00:00:00:06.6212 (dd:hh:mm:ss:xxxxxx) ***


[MRatWork]

1. Change your hostname from 'domain.com' to 'mail.domain.com' (or something subdomain else)
2. Select 'php-fpm_event' for 'php-type'
3. Select 'php54m' instead 'php branch ' for 'php used'

[tega]

Done all that, I still have the same issue.

For some reason in order to add a new domain I still need to do sh /script/fixphp

[MRatWork]

Update Kloxo-MR 7.0 with 'yum clean all; yum update -y; sh /script/cleanup'.