How to make SQLite available in EasyApache?

mybne

• July 07, 2020 17:05

I am new to WHM and trying to make SQLite available in WHM but I cannot see under any version of PHP extensions. How can I make it available? Thanks

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  bellwood

  • July 08, 2020 16:52

  In EasyApache you'll want to enable php_pdo for your version(s) of PHP. That module has support/drivers for SQLite:

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  cPanelLauren

  • July 08, 2020 17:20

  I am new to WHM and trying to make SQLite available in WHM but I cannot see under any version of PHP extensions. How can I make it available? Thanks

  
  Can you explain further what you mean by this? What is the end goal? If it's that you need the drivers to connect to SQLite @bellwood is correct.

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  mybne

  • July 08, 2020 21:22

  Can you explain further what you mean by this? What is the end goal? If it's that you need the drivers to connect to SQLite @bellwood is correct.

  
  Our IT teacher currently using SQLite for web development with students. I offered them using cPanel whihc makes much more sense to educate the kids. She persistent on SQLite. She will agree to use cPanel if the SQLite is available so she won;t have to change her lessons an codes.

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  cPanelLauren

  • July 08, 2020 21:51

  I see, there is no interface for SQLite in the user interface for cPanel.

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  mybne

  • July 09, 2020 00:07

  I see, there is no interface for SQLite in the user interface for cPanel.

  
  Does it mean students cannot run their projects on cPanel? I was in impression that pdo_sqlite module for this purpose. I saw some posts showing how to enable it. Since I cannot see in my WHM panel I thought I should install it.

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  Henry Carter

  • July 09, 2020 12:30

  php_pdo module will install SQLite. If you need SQLite it can be installed using php_pdo module.

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  mybne

  • July 09, 2020 20:41

  Actually since the beginnign I am trying to find out how to install this :) How can I install this php_pdo module ? I can't see any php_pdo module under WHM Easy Apache. Thanks

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