Uhm NM. Found the solution. Set alternatives back to 7.3. ISPConfig isn't entirely ready for PHP 8, I guess Good morning. On my test environment, I just updated PHP to the newest version and added PHP 8.0 to the system as an additional PHP version, but after that, I don't see any content on ispconfig after logging in... (3.2) Anywhere I can start debugging this odd issue?
ISPConfig does not support PHP 8 yet, but it should work as additional version, to use for your sites. After installing it, you should set the PHP version that shipped with the OS as default version for the system.
Hi Thom. Yep did that as I found out it had changed my alternatives setting in Debian. All fixed now and working
