Hi guys, I installed an ISPconfig at the latest version to replace my olds ISP (3 ISPs); above I have sites in php 5.2 and 5.4; I have to do some actions on the new ISP before migrating so that it can support PHP versions or do I have no action to do and migrate directly with the toolkit ? Thank you for your answer !
All migrated websites will use the default PHP version of the new OS. if your sites need older PHP versions, then you must install them on the new server and select them in the sites after you migrated the site.
thank you, but you know if it's possible to install PHP5.2 and 5.4 on Debian 9.9 ? can't there be compatibility issues ?
It is probably possible to compile them, but it will not be that easy. it might be that you have to compile some older libs like openssl first though. I don't heave a ready-made guide for that, maybe you even find a compile acript on the internet.
5.6 is available as packages: https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial...fig-3-from-debian-packages-on-debian-8-and-9/
great, but : Connexion à packages.sury.org (packages.sury.org)|104.31.95.169|:443… and the repo is not accessible....
I'm taking advantage of it, do you know if when I migrate the ISPs I can have duplicates like users like user-ftp or database names?
No, how should that work? How shall e.g. the FTP server decide which directory shall be shown when you have the same user twice? But the migration tool can rename users automatically, just choose to not overwrite users when the tool aks you.
Yes I understand, but will it change my clients' names too ? in a case like this one: Client1 on ISP01 and Client1 on ISP02 ? My easiest question is: can the toolkit merge multiple ISPs to migrate to one?
