Kadence
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Kadence commented,
Hey there! Unfortunately, no, there's not going to be a way to force that to work even with a custom profile. The best option would be to move the accounts that need the older version to a machi...
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Kadence created a post,
Trying to make PHP 5.6 available using an EasyApache 4 custom profile, but it says it will not install unsupported packages?
I know that PHP 5.6 is a security risk, but I have some very old sites that use mysql_connect(), so I would like to install it on an Ubuntu machine. I'm trying to install it with an EasyApache 4 cu...
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Kadence created a post,
How to recompile PHP 8.1.9/cPanel 104.0.7 with ZTS extension enabled?
I have cPanel & WHM 104 (build 7) on a CentOS 7.9 server, with PHP 8.1.9. I would like to install the PHP Parallel extension, which requires ZTS. cd parallel /opt/cpanel/ea-php81/root/usr/bin/ph...
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Kadence commented,
Are you physically in the public_html folder or are you supplying the path to the public_html folder. You may also want to search for "run composer with a specific verison of PHP" or something si...
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Kadence commented,
Hello! If you set up a
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Kadence commented,
When attempting to install certain packages from github via composer, I am getting a PHP compatability error. My host thinks this is because of MultiPHP manager, but they don't provide support for ...
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Kadence commented,
You can refer to the official documentation to know how to set PHP version for a domain Thank you. I did set the PHP version to 8.1.1 using cPanel and MultiPHP manager. My issue is that I am get...
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Kadence created a post,
MultiPHP Manager set to 8.1.1, and "php -v" gives 8.1.1 in public_html folder, but 5.6.4 in root directory?
My web host recently upgraded my PHP 5.6 to 8.1, and installed MultiPHP Manager. For a domain, I used cPanel to set the PHP for the account to 8.1, and if I do "php -v" inside the public_html folde...
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Kadence created a post,
Mapping MySQL user permissions via command line? (/cpanel/bin/?)
If a database and user are created outside of cPanel, you call map them to cPanel dbmaptool; for instance for account "acct1", database "acct1_db1" and user "acct1_user1": /usr/local/cpanel/bin/dbm...