Using PHPBrew to manage php versions, it's nothing special, it just automatically compiles php versions and manages them. i've compiled a few versions with is and they're located in /opt/phpbrew/php/ They work well when set as system wide, ( apache mod php5.load etc) but when i add them to the ISPConfig's selector I cant get it to work, the browser returns error 503 SERVER SETUP ubuntu: 16.04 apache: 2.4 PHP: 7.0 or Phpbrew php 5.3.29 system wide mode, replacing 7.0) Here the example on my configuration for php 5.3.29 in the ISPConfig's multiple PHP versions menu Path to the PHP FastCGI binary: /opt/phpbrew/php/php-5.3.29/bin/php-cgi Path to the php.ini directory: /opt/phpbrew/php/php-5.3.29/etc Path to the PHP-FPM init script: /opt/phpbrew/php/php-5.3.29/php5.3.29 Path to the php.ini directory: /opt/phpbrew/php/php-5.3.29/etc/ Path to the PHP-FPM pool directory: /opt/phpbrew/php/php-5.3.29/pool.d/ Whats wrong, please advide?
I haven't used phpbrew yet. Your Linux system uses systemd, so ISPConfig expects that your custom PHP version has a systemd unit file like any other service so that the custom PHP version can be restarted with the command: systemctl restart php5.3.29 Try to make a restart this way to see if phpbrew added a systemd unit file.
UPDATE: I had to end up installing the phpbrew-5.3.29 as system-wide because it was the only way i could get it to work, this is fine but the new issue i have is when trying to access phpmyadmin, the message says: (PHP 5.5+ is required)!! the php7.0 is still their but is deactivated and even so, i cant keep switching from 5.3.29 to 7.0 each time i need to use phpmyadmin in production, Is their a way i could add a if-then or if-else code to force phpmyadmon to use one of the installed multi php's setup in ispconfig instead of the system-wide default? Or another way for example <IfModule modify.c> php7_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp7.0.so? Please advise thanks
Thats sounds like a very good idea, but now how would i do this? I not a coder and would need step my step details to follow.
Under System create php 7 as additional php version. Under Sites create a Subdomain (Vhost) and select php 7 for it. Use subdomain.website.xxx/phpmyadmin
Most likely the phmyadmin.conf file in apache contains a line that forces phpmyadmin to use the system mod_php. It might be nescessary to comment out that line so that phmyadmin will use the php of the subdomain website.
@till is right (as always), phpmyadmin is running through mod_php. You see this on the <IfModule mod_php.c> lines. Why did you change the default php on your Ubuntu? Maybe the other way round would be better...
