Failed to migrate /opt/cpanel/ea-php53/root/etc/php.d/local.ini

Hello,

Having recently upgraded to v74.0.5 on Cloudlinux 6.10 we're seeing some errors during upcp.

"Failed to migrate /opt/cpanel/ea-php53/root/etc/php.d/local.ini to /opt/cpanel/ea-php53/root/etc/php.ini. This will need done manually."

I ran the script again via the cli and it spits out

Code:

Processing ea-php53 …
        Ignoring invalid directive “ifx.byteasvarchar”
        Ignoring invalid directive “ifx.charasvarchar”
        Ignoring invalid directive “ifx.textasvarchar”
        Ignoring invalid directive “ifx.max_persistent”
        Ignoring invalid directive “ifx.default_host”
        Failed to migrate /opt/cpanel/ea-php53/root/etc/php.d/local.ini to /opt/cpanel/ea-php53/root/etc/php.ini. This will need done manually.
        Error: (XID 9z7arn) 9 errors occurred:
                Error #1: “register_globals” is not a valid directive for PHP version “5.3.29”.
                Error #2: “ifx.max_links” is not a valid directive for PHP version “5.3.29”.
                Error #3: “ifx.default_password” is not a valid directive for PHP version “5.3.29”.
                Error #4: “ifx.allow_persistent” is not a valid directive for PHP version “5.3.29”.
                Error #5: “ifx.default_user” is not a valid directive for PHP version “5.3.29”.
                Error #6: “ifx.nullformat” is not a valid directive for PHP version “5.3.29”.
                Error #7: “ifx.blobinfile” is not a valid directive for PHP version “5.3.29”.
                Error #8: “magic_quotes_gpc” is not a valid directive for PHP version “5.3.29”.
                Error #9: “zend.ze1_compatibility_mode” is not a valid directive for PHP version “5.3.29”.
 … done!

I realise PHP5.3 is well and truly deprecated and we actually have no clients running under that PHP version.

Is the fix for this simply to copy /opt/cpanel/ea-php53/root/etc/php.d/local.ini to /opt/cpanel/ea-php53/root/etc/php.ini?

In the longer term I suspect running EA4 to compile a new build without 5.3 would remedy this permanently?

Thanks for any insight.

 

Hello @cPanelLauren

Thank you. If I manually copy the file across the error persists.

As for the easy Apache thing. We use Cloud Linux selector and we have versions from 4.4 (yes 4.4!) although nothing runs under it and we have it disabled anyway, upwards to 7.2.

When I progress through the screens to compile a new build via EA4 it says that 7.2 isn't even installed yet we have sites actively running it via the CL selector mentioned above.

Have to admit I'm a bit confused now with EA4, Cloud Linux PHP Selector and cPanel's implementation.