It seems that sone php files do not load. I have been tring to get this to work with no luck. Anyone have any ideas. If I play with php.ini I can get an error 500 but have not been able to get it to work. I am using ispconfig3
got it to work by changing a couple settings expose_php = On display_errors = Off display_startup_errors = On upload_max_filesize = 2M post_max_size = 20M but now I need to have it use php7.4 not 8.3 I have added new php and even made all other versions inactive yet wen I run a check to see what PHP is being used it leeps saying 8.3 Any ideas how I can change this, I would really like to do it to just one domain but can not get it to work on any domain. Any help would be apreciated.
1) Install the PHP version you want to use and configure it in ISPConfig. 2) Choose php mode php-fpm or php mode fast.cgi. 3) Select the PHP version in the website settings and click save.
The only place I can see to select PHP Version is under the System, Additional PHP Versions and all I can do there is add to the three that are already there. When I go to the sites option is PHP and all it has is the type like fast cgi and so on. I can not see anyplace to pick a version. when I do this page www.letsebid.com/servercheck.php I need to see PHP 7.4 I can get it from the command line but not here and under additional PHP Versions I do have 7.4 installed but I can not find a way to change it for just that one website. I am running the newest debian and I think it needs the 8.3 so I am hesitant to change the system default PHP just to make the one website work
In website settings, select PHP mode php-fpm. You have a select field right below, which allows you to choose the PHP version. You do not have this in some of the other modes, so be sure to choose php-fpm or php-fcgi mode for the website. See screenshots in the ISPConfig website tutorial: https://www.howtoforge.com/ispconfig-website/
I just watched a video and I see the problem, I do not have the option under PHP that has the PHP version selection. Is there a way to add this into my system. Not sure why it is not there.
I mentioned 2 times that you must use the PHP mode PHP-FPM or the fastcgi mode. See your screenshot, which PHP mode do you use? mod-php and not php-fpm. Switch the mode to php-fpm, and you have that php version selector.
If you have to use mod_php (which is outdated and typically not used anymore today), then you can not use a different version, as mod_php does not support running different PHP versions on the same server. You should consider contacting the author of that software that you use and ask him for a version that supports modern php modes like php-fpm. And regarding imagick, you just have to install that php extension for the php version you use.
