Force EasyApache to re-install beta PECL

Simsim

• October 05, 2014 06:33

Hello All By default, EasyApache will NOT re-install PHP pecl extensions that found in BETA version. How can I change this behavioral ? so when it found that There is a beta pecl installed, It will re-install it without complain (just like what it do with stable pecls). Any suggestions is really welcomed End of question ****************************************** More info: What I am trying to do is to let Apache install apcu pecl which is in beta version. Every time I use easyapache to re-build my software, it removes apcu pecl because it is in BETA. This cause my applications that depends on apcu to break, until I install apcu manually by the command: pecl install apcu-beta After the build process finish. Then everything it start to work again. But this cause my application down for few minutes. Thanks

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  cPanelMichael

  • October 06, 2014 17:21

  Hello :) Beta modules on PECL are not supported, but you could submit a feature request for this via: Submit A Feature Request As a workaround, you could setup a post EasyApache hook to install that PECL module when EasyApache finishes: Script Hooks - /scripts/posteasyapache Thank you.

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  Simsim

  • October 09, 2014 14:39

  ]Hello :) Beta modules on PECL are not supported, but you could submit a feature request for this via: Submit A Feature Request As a workaround, you could setup a post EasyApache hook to install that PECL module when EasyApache finishes: Script Hooks - /scripts/posteasyapache Thank you.

  
  Thank you so much. I don't know how to submit feature requests. Also some of the available feature requests haven't been achieved since years (but of course cPanel guys have their reasons) Actually I tried to use easyapache hook, But the problem is that the pecl install ask for confirmation "yes/no" while installing. I am afraid if I put this line: pecl install apcu-beta in posteasyapache, It will cause something to hang or something else happen. I wish if someone test that for me. or give me a suggestion.

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  cPanelMichael

  • October 14, 2014 14:46

  ]But the problem is that the pecl install ask for confirmation "yes/no" while installing. I am afraid if I put this line: pecl install apcu-beta in posteasyapache, It will cause something to hang or something else happen. I wish if someone test that for me. or give me a suggestion.

  
  You could use a command such as:
  yes '' | pecl install apcu-beta
  Thank you.

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  morefx

  • January 27, 2015 17:17

  I am facing the same problem. I did add apcu to the posteasyapache script:
  $ cat /scripts/posteasyapache #!/bin/bash yes '' | pecl install apcu-beta
  The permissions seem to be correct:
  $ ls -lh /scripts/posteasyapache -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 44 Jan 13 22:52 /scripts/posteasyapache
  However, apcu is not installed after EasyApache is executed and has to be reinstalled manually:
  $ yes '' | pecl install apcu-beta
  Due to it's beta status apcu can not be installed using WHM -> Module Installers -> PHP Pecl. Still some software packages like the cms "TYPO3" depend on apc or, in case of php 5.5, on apcu. A downgrade to php 5.4 is not an option. A cPanel compatible solution to maintain php 5.5 with apcu would be nice.

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  cPanelMichael

  • January 29, 2015 13:08

  I suggest submitting a feature request for it's native support via: Submit A Feature Request Thank you.

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