Hi Till, i have done an ispconfig update to 3.1 and afterward i did a release update from LTS 14.04 to 16.04... Sry... i didnt read the recomendations do ipconfig update later... =) Now my old configured websites running php5.5.9 and the /var/www/html runs in php7.0 (which is now standard php version) I tried to add an additional php version to the ispconfig: Path to the PHP FastCGI binary: /etc/alternatives/php Path to the php.ini directory: /etc/php/7.0/apache2 the php-fcgi-starter is updated correctly, but the website still shows php5.5.9 How can i add both versions in the backend to choose for each website? Cheers and Greetings from Hamburg Franky
Hi Till, i know this scenario, when i want to add a new php version to the mashine. I have done this many time - worked like a charm! =) But... on my server was Ubuntu 14.04 (ispconfig 3.0) with php 5.5.9 up and running. My website is still runing with this original php 5.5.9 version (not in /opt/*) after updating to Ubuntu 16.04. But if i type in "java -version" i now get 7.0, which means php 7.0 is now the system wide standard (comes with the OS update). Both versions running simultaniusly now and the only thing i wanna do is to get the system standard php 7.0 in my ispconfig 3.1 additional php versions to select it at the drop down menu. Is there a way to do this ? Big thx Franky
it would be fine to write a tutorial for updating ubuntu 14.04 to 16.04 with the special issues for ispconfig 3.1.1 and the installed software from the perfect server tutorials. i think a lot of people will run in this later...
