PHP version information incorrect

Marius

• October 26, 2016 11:02

Hi, I migrate from EasyApache 3 to 4 and everything is OK. In Easy Apache 4 I set default PHP version for all my domains to be 7.0. I upgrade MySQL from 5 to MariaDB(stable) - everithing OK. All my software are up to date! In cPanel MultiPHP Manager - show me to all my domains: ea-php70. But in cPanel -> Server Information show me: PHP Version 5.6.27 Show me that now is MariaDB as MySQL Version but why does not display correctly my PHP version?(Apache restarted, even full server restarted and the bug persist). -See attached picture! I'm on VPS with Centos 6(x64). Could somebody check this?

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  ottdev

  • October 27, 2016 17:37

  I see the same. "Server Information" is perhaps stating what the cPanel or WHM is running as a base rather than what is running for that specific account. It's running the phpinfo under the server hostname, not one of your domains. Try placing a phpinfo.php file in the account - this way it is showing me the account is running PHP7, as I would expect. I have an account as follows (in the same cpanel): domain.tld php7 docroot = /home/user/pubilc_html/ sub1.domain.tld php5.6 docroot = /home/user/pubilc_html/sub1/ sub2.domain.tld php5.5 docroot = /home/sub2/ phpinfo placed in each docroot and called up by each domain* shows I have one of each version running a-ok! i.e. * This is important - if you call up domain.tld/sub1/phpinfo.php - it will be "wrongly" showing php7, but when you visit by the actual proper domain sub1.domain.tld/phpinfo.php - it will correctly state 5.6

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  cPanelMichael

  • October 28, 2016 16:57

  Hello, It's by design the "Server Information" page in cPanel displays the default version of PHP configured on the server via: "WHM Home " Software " MultiPHP Manager" There's no default version of PHP for accounts. Instead, it's configured on a per-domain basis. You can browse to "cPanel > MultiPHP Manager" to see which specific PHP versions are configured for each domain name. Thank you.

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  stuarttunstall

  • April 22, 2017 08:06

  Hi I have the same issue in CPanel "server information" this shows PHP as 5.5.38 which is was until I upgraded to 5.6 yesyerday, when every other area, PHP Info, MultiPHP manager in Cpanel and WHM all show default as 5.6 and even my vBulletin forum show 5.6 .... I am due to get the v64 update on Monday could this rectify the error? Stuart

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  cPanelMichael

  • April 25, 2017 17:31

  I have the same issue in CPanel "server information" this shows PHP as 5.5.38 which is was until I upgraded to 5.6 yesyerday, when every other area, PHP Info, MultiPHP manager in Cpanel and WHM all show default as 5.6 and even my vBulletin forum show 5.6 ....

  
  Internal case CPANEL-12820 is open to address an issue where the PHP version under "Server Information" in cPanel isn't automatically updated when changing the default version of PHP in "WHM >> MultiPHP Manager". I'll update this thread once the resolution is published. In the meantime, you can run the following commands as a workaround:
  rm /etc/apache2/conf.d/php.version /scripts/findphpversion
  Thank you.

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