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OwenC

• December 02, 2021 10:09

So I need to run PHP 5.6 I could do a manual LAMP install, but am I correct in thinking that a WHM/Cpanel install will do all that automatically? Then I can install the PHP5.6? Regards Owen

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  quietFinn

  • December 02, 2021 15:15

  If you install cPanel you don't get PHP older than 7.3. If you need PHP 5.6 you would need CloudLinux.

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  OwenC

  • December 02, 2021 15:19

  If you install cPanel you don't get PHP older than 7.3. If you need PHP 5.6 you would need CloudLinux.

  
  But I don't want anything older than 7.3 .. I want to go back to 5.6.

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  cPanelAnthony

  • December 02, 2021 15:32

  But I don't want anything older than 7.3 .. I want to go back to 5.6.

  
  Hello! I am a little confused. PHP 5.6 is older than 7.3, which would mean you want an older version. Am I misunderstanding your request?

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  OwenC

  • December 02, 2021 19:17

  Hello! I am a little confused. PHP 5.6 is older than 7.3, which would mean you want an older version. Am I misunderstanding your request?

  
  Yes.. of course.. It's me :-) 5.6 is what I need... the Older version :)

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  cPanelAnthony

  • December 02, 2021 19:21

  Yes.. of course.. It's me :) 5.6 is what I need... the Older version :)

  
  As Finn stated, PHP Selector would CloudLinux would be your best bet; this will allow you to use PHP 5.6. The following article might help.

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  OwenC

  • December 02, 2021 20:34

  As Finn stated, PHP Selector would CloudLinux would be your best bet; this will allow you to use PHP 5.6. The following article might help.

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