DennisMidjord
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If you're trying to run a specific PHP version from CLI, you could just use the full path to the PHP executable: /usr/local/bin/ea-php81 /usr/local/bin/ea-php80 /usr/local/bin/ea-php74 ... ...
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Running php --version using CLI will always use the version of PHP that's defined as default. What you could do is create a file called "info.php" with the following contents in the website directo...
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I don't understand how it's not 2FA? By definition it is. If you haven't enabled 2FA for the API, you can remove 2FA for the root user using that: Remove 2FA settings You can also disable 2FA enti...
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We've done this many times, although not in the scale you're trying to do. It's always been email accounts for a few domains or so. All of our accounts are configured as Maildir. What we usually d...
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Hi, Steven was indeed able to clear up much of the confusion and shortly after Christopher managed to replicate the behavior on his test server. He also created the following article regarding the...
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Hey @cPRex I would appreciate if you took a look at the ticket and assigned it to a single staff member. 8 different people have been looking at the case now, and we're just going in circles where...
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Hi, I initially thought that but the domains doesn't have different PHP versions on the source server. I've also provided this info in the ticket (along with images and a login to the source serve...
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Hey @cPRex Thanks! Unfortunately, it seems like we're not really progressing very much at this point. My original post in the ticket explained that something automatically changed the PHP version...
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But uh, about Sectigo, I won't need anything from that entity I actually meant to include the link to Let's Encrypt as well but somehow forgot. They can be found here: Chain of Trust - Let's Enc...
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You don't have to use the UAPI but it would probably be the easiest way to do it and it would guarantee that you got the correct data. The newest certificate is not necessarily the certificate that...