Setting up HTTP/2

GoWilkes

• May 12, 2020 20:04

My server uses CentOS 6.10... I can't update because I still have a lot of sites using MySQL so I can't update to PHP 7.x yet. I'm using EasyApache 4 and Apache 2.4.43, but my sites still don't show support for HTTP/2. Is there a guide for setting it up on my server? Am I going to risk anything else by setting it up?

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  bejbi

  • May 14, 2020 20:00

  when you are using https connection then http/2 is enabled automatic for connection with browser supporting http/2 (most of new browsers)

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  cPanelLauren

  • May 14, 2020 20:33

  My server uses CentOS 6.10... I can't update because I still have a lot of sites using MySQL so I can't update to PHP 7.x yet.

  
  Can you explain the relevance of using MySQL and why you're unable to use PHP 7.x with CentOS 6? I'm really confused by that statement and I think there may be a misunderstanding there.

  I'm using EasyApache 4 and Apache 2.4.43, but my sites still don't show support for HTTP/2. Is there a guide for setting it up on my server? Am I going to risk anything else by setting it up?

  
  Have you enabled it per the instructions listed here?

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  GoWilkes

  • May 17, 2020 21:40

  Can you explain the relevance of using MySQL and why you're unable to use PHP 7.x with CentOS 6? I'm really confused by that statement and I think there may be a misunderstanding there.

  
  As far as I can tell, PHP 7.x deprecated and removed MySQL, so I have to convert all of my sites to use MySQLi code instead: Apache Module: HTTP2 | cPanel & WHM Documentation the module is not automatically added to the system.
  I had not found that, no. And well, the link says that it's specifically not compatible with CentOS 6: The mod_http2 Apache module is not compatible with 32-bit CentOS 6 systems or with the

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