Settings are getting updated anymore.

Hi,
Since 3 weeks ago i noticed that the ISP Config settings are not getting updated anymore on my Debian 9 (Stretch).
If i change any ISP Config setting then it gets put into the query at the Top Right corner, and it will never go away and the setting is also not being applied.
I think this problem happened after a server update because i didn't change anything else for 2 months after upgrading from ISP Config 3.1.15p3 to ISP Config 3.2.2 and everything worked fine after the upgrade.

 

If you use other than default php for your OS on your server, that is normal result - a non working ISPConfig.

 

I haven't changed anything on my server. ISP Config is still running on PHP7.0 like it always has.
I also have all the PHP versions installed on my server (5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 8.0)

 

Run php -v, see the result, compare it with you OS default php version. I don't think 7.0 is default php version shipped with Debian Stretch but I could be wrong.

 

You right the PHP version was set to 8.0.2. But i never changed that to v8.0.2. This must be this big PHP January update that has changed this to v8.0.2.
Here is the commands i used to chnage it back to v7.4.

Code:

update-alternatives --config php
update-alternatives --config php-cgi

 

So far that I know Debian Stretch default php version is 7.0 while Debian Buster default php version is 7.3 but I could be wrong, again.

 

I had this behavior too on one of my instalation debian 10, update of php, with new php 8.0 from sury repository change default php to 8. fixed using
update-alternatives, two other debian 10 instalation dont suffer this behavior.

 

I have noted this some time quite long ago where I also shared tips and tricks on how to monitor and maintain OS default php at: https://www.howtoforge.com/communit...php-and-restore-if-changed.83288/#post-412147

The script in that thread should work for Debian and Ubuntu with cron job or monit or incron, whichever way or software to monitor that you prefer.