I cant get a list of PHP versions of every vhost

Noam Alum

• September 03, 2024 11:42

The issue:

On a CloudLinux v8.10.0 server using php_selector,

I used:

whmapi1 php_get_vhost_versions 

To get the PHP version of every virtual host.

I noticed that all of them returned ea-php81 (The PHP version selected in MultiPHP Manager to inherit) but it is not true, for example, one of the sites is set to use php74 in php_selector.

How can I overcome this?

For reference:

Servers MultiPHP configuration:

 

Example site php_selector:

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • September 03, 2024 14:18

  Hey there!  I wasn't able to reproduce this issue on my end.  I created a CloudLinux 8 machine with alt-php installed, and then configured one domain to use altphp 5.5.  Here is the output from the API command which does show the correct version:

  [root@10-2-32-107 ~]# whmapi1 php_get_vhost_versions 
  --- 
  data: 
    versions: 
      - 
        account: cptest
        account_owner: root
        documentroot: /home/cptest/public_html
        homedir: /home/cptest
        is_suspended: 0
        main_domain: 1
        php_fpm: 0
        php_fpm_pool_parms: {}
  
        phpversion_source: 
          domain: cptest.com
        version: alt-php55
        vhost: cptest.com
  metadata: 
    command: php_get_vhost_versions
    reason: OK
    result: 1
    version: 1

  Is there something else I need to do to test this properly?

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  ffeingol

  • September 03, 2024 16:33

  I'm pretty sure if you are using PHP Selector (CloudLinux) the php_get_vhost_versions call is not going to work.

  You'll prob. need to find a way to grep /home/*/.cl.selector/defaults.cfg searching for "php =".  That file (for each domain) contains the PHP version set for the site (php =) as well as the modules installed for each version.

  I don't believe there is any CloudLinux command to list the versions (we've asked in the past).

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  Noam Alum

  • September 03, 2024 16:51

  Thanks ffeingol,

  I figured that would be the only way, I just wanted to verify.

  Thank as well CPrex!

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  mtindor

  • September 04, 2024 11:38
  • Edited

  Assuming you are running CloudLinux and using Alt-PHP

  # list major alt-php version in use for every user

  for user in $(ls -1 /var/cpanel/users) ; do version=$(selectorctl -c -u $user | awk '{print $1}') ; echo $user $version ; done

  # list major / minor alt-php version in use for every user

  for user in $(ls -1 /var/cpanel/users) ; do version=$(selectorctl -c -u $user | awk '{print $1,$2}') ; echo $user $version ; done

  # list major / minor alt-php version and path to binary in use for every user

  for user in $(ls -1 /var/cpanel/users) ; do version=$(selectorctl -c -u $user | awk '{print $1,$2,$3}') ; echo $user $version ; done

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