Hi, root@isp:~# uname -a Linux isp.codemagic.dk 4.19.0-22-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.19.260-1 (2022-09-29) x86_64 GNU/Linux root@isp:~# apt-get update root@isp:~# apt-get upgrade The most recent version of php.ini for version 8.1 has changed. The first change doesn't matter, but should I re-enable opcache.validate_root by manually modifying the file? Or what is the recommended approach when upgrading packages to ensure compatibility with ISPConfig? Should I instead run ispconfig_update.sh to allow it to reconfigure services ? Lastly, do you see any argument against upgrading using `apt-get --with-new-pkgs upgrade`? Often packages are kept back, and I always end up installing the anyways. -- Thanks
ISPConfig runs a check on the php.ini every minute iirc, and will set this back to =1 when it's not =1.
@Th0m You are absolutely right - the value is 1 again. I would love an answer to my questions regarding the best approach for upgrading. Thanks
Usually when upgrading package but staying on the same OS release, there is no need to do anything special. When asked if you want to replace existing configs, answer "Keep the local version currently installed" is fine in 99% of the cases. When upgrading to a new major release of the OS you'll need to run ispconfig_update.sh --force and let it reconfigure your services.
