Hello, I installed ISPConfig + multiple PHP using the two tutorials on howtoforge. We use Nginx as webserver, last version of ISPConfig Currently are installed: php-fpm 5.6, 7.1 and 7.2 plus there is installed php 7.0 (as Debian default). Adding multiple php versions is fine, but when I try to assign to a website a specific PHP version, the Nginx conf file point to a fpm port that is the default one + domain_id + 1 instead of pointing to the socket defined (i.e 8997 or 8999 or whatever) Could you help me ? Where I'm wrong ? Thanks Maurizio
Debian Default is currently 7.3, unless you use an oldstable version. - What socket have you defined - Are all desired php-fpm versions running? - Can you post the relevant lines of the nginx config which change? - Does it work, if you edit the nginx config file manually to the socket path?
1. If you use ISPConfig do post in any relecant board under its category. 2. Try to read and understand the following tutorial: https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial...es-on-debian-8-and-9/#add-debians-php-version 3. If you followed that tutorial, assigning php version is merely by selecting from the php menu in website settings in your ISPConfig control panel.
There is nothing wrong, that's exactly as it has to be as each website runs under a different user and therefore has its own pool and own port so the sites don't connect to the default port.
