Hello, I have a warning in my "WordPress Site Health" telling me that my MySQL server is outdated. Is there a tutorial for Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS + ISPConfig 3.2.5 to safely upgrade MariaDB 10.3.38 to the last version ?
If this were my server, I guess I would upgrade Ubuntu to the recent version and ISPConfig to the current version as well, this will give you a more recent MariaDB version automatically.
Agreed and this the safest known way for ISPConfig server. I know there are some who use MariaDB repo for the latest bleeding edge stable version and I was one of those who tested this, but to my experience, there'll be problem from time to time, so I don't use it anymore.
Probably depends on the version you're going for. I'm running MariaDB's v10.11 repo on all my servers, the current long-term stable release. Currently v10.11.5, which is way higher then Ubuntu's default repo. So far without issues.
Hello, I have well update my ubuntu from the 20.4 to the 23.01 lunar. I also well update ISPConfig to the Version 3.2.11 But now I am unable to install PHP 8 following this tutorial https://www.howtoforge.com/ispconfig-php-ubuntu/ which was written for version 20.4. E: Unable to locate package php8.2-cgi E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'php8.2-cgi'
There is no Ubuntu 23.01. I guess you either mean Ubuntu 23.10 or Ubuntu 23.04, which are both Ubuntu Desktop versions and not LTS releases for use on servers. The correct Ubuntu server version to upgrade to would have been 22.04, which is the most recent Ubuntu server version. ISPConfig does not support support Ubuntu Desktop releases, but it might work there nonetheless. That's not correct, as the tutorial states it is for Ubuntu 18.04 up to 22.04, so it covers the latest Ubuntu server release, which is 22.04. We do not cover desktop versions, though. You might want to have a look at the website from PHP package maintainer https://deb.sury.org/ if there is anything specific to your Ubuntu version. Still, I think the instructions from our tutorial should apply to newer Ubuntu versions as well. It might just be that your Ubuntu version is not yet supported by the package maintainer in case its Ubuntu 23.10, which has just been released a few days ago.
Ok, I didn't know that. It's not an issue I have a backup of my upgrade to 22.04 So I will restore it.
I restored my ubuntu 22.04 backup and then updated ISPConfig but it doesn't work as well as before 20.04. ISPConfig is very slow to start. I have to wait at least 1 minute after the final OS boot. Every time I click on something I get this wait window that I've never seen before. And phpMyAdmin is not working anymore First I had a HTTP ERROR 500. Then I try to update phpMyAdmin : PHP: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:phpmyadmin/ppasudo apt updatesudo apt install phpmyadmin But now I have this error message : When I check what php version is running : PHP: php -vPHP 8.1.24 (cli) (built: Oct 6 2023 09:46:19) (NTS)Copyright (c) The PHP GroupZend Engine v4.1.24, Copyright (c) Zend Technologies with Zend OPcache v8.1.24, Copyright (c), by Zend Technologies How can I force phpMyAdmin to use php 8? And make ISPConfig a little faster ?
I very recently installed the same repo running the same OS (22.04) and PHP (8.1.24) versions and had no problem at all installing phpmyadmin. PHP 8.0.0+ includes 8.1.24 Seems to me that your webserver is running another version of PHP then CLI on the command line. Make sure your webserver runs 8.1.24 (or any other 8.0.0+ version) also before installing phpmyadmin.
Check if you backup is good. If it is, try to check setups and installs for Ubuntu 22.04, since it was for Ubuntu 20.04 before that last upgrade. This is OS related matters. Check your boot up sequence. Also use monit to help monitor and keep-alive services like php. I think this method is unsupported. Try to undo and use @Th0m guide on getting the latest PMA instead. I found it the best so far. I think you system is still using php-fpm version for Ubuntu 20.04, so do check and update. There three of them, the cli, cgi and fpm.sock if I am not mistaken that must be using php8.1. Check Ubuntu multiple php tutorial on how to fix them. To be safe, force update ISPConfig reconfiguring all services one last time, after all the above.
Hello, I found the solution. Step 1 update-alternatives --config php update-alternatives --config php-cgi update-alternatives --config php-fpm.sock Choose PHP 8.1 for ubuntu 22.04 Step 2 Change PHP 7.4 to 8.1 in ISPConfig Step 3 Set PHP 8.1 for Apache Code: a2enmod proxy_fcgi setenvif a2enconf php8.1-fpm Et voila Thank you all for your help
