Hi guys! My problem is that I can't find a solution to extend the php versions of ispconfig! I have a vps server configured with autoinstaller on ubuntu 20.04 LTS, with php versions php 5.6 to php 8.0 existing at that time! Isn't there some parameter in autoinstaller to extend it to 8.1, 8.2 and 8.3? The ubuntu 20.04 has already uploaded the php 8.1, 8.2 8.3 files but cannot be used in ispconfig. If I parameterize the php files in ipconfig, none of them work! Does anyone have a script for this? I don't want to tamper manually, because that always ends in a system crash and days of debugging! The system is ubuntu 20.04 LTS and ispconfig 3.2.12. Thank you! Jamby from Hungary
Installation of additional new PHP versions is straightforward, there is no script of any form needed as you can simply install them with a single apt command. You can find a step-by-step guide here: https://www.howtoforge.com/ispconfig-php-ubuntu/
Thank, Till! I know this link, I just didn't dare to try it because there is a serious live webshop running on the server that shouldn't stop! Am I correct that php versions can be added one after the other, only then you have to reset the default php according to the ubuntu distribution? Are you sure this won't break anything? Jamby
Yes. Of course, you do not have to add all of them, just the ones you need. Why should that break anything? It's the normal way to add additional PHP versions on Ubuntu systems for years.
Doing it correctly usuallyworks OK. If you are worried, set up a test system where you can practice installing additional PHP versions. I'm not sure what you are asking there.
