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PHP version information incorrect

Discussion in 'EasyApache' started by mariusfv, Oct 26, 2016.

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  1. mariusfv

    mariusfv Member

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    Hi,

    I migrate from EasyApache 3 to 4 and everything is OK.

    In Easy Apache 4 I set default PHP version for all my domains to be 7.0.
    I upgrade MySQL from 5 to MariaDB(stable) - everithing OK.
    All my software are up to date!

    In cPanel MultiPHP Manager - show me to all my domains: ea-php70.

    But in cPanel -> Server Information show me: PHP Version 5.6.27
    Show me that now is MariaDB as MySQL Version but why does not display correctly my PHP version?(Apache restarted, even full server restarted and the bug persist).
    -See attached picture!

    I'm on VPS with Centos 6(x64).

    Could somebody check this?
     

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    I see the same. "Server Information" is perhaps stating what the cPanel or WHM is running as a base rather than what is running for that specific account. It's running the phpinfo under the server hostname, not one of your domains.

    Try placing a phpinfo.php file in the account - this way it is showing me the account is running PHP7, as I would expect.

    I have an account as follows (in the same cpanel):
    domain.tld php7 docroot = /home/user/pubilc_html/
    sub1.domain.tld php5.6 docroot = /home/user/pubilc_html/sub1/
    sub2.domain.tld php5.5 docroot = /home/sub2/

    phpinfo placed in each docroot and called up by each domain* shows I have one of each version running a-ok!

    i.e. * This is important - if you call up domain.tld/sub1/phpinfo.php - it will be "wrongly" showing php7, but when you visit by the actual proper domain sub1.domain.tld/phpinfo.php - it will correctly state 5.6
     
    #2 ottdev, Oct 27, 2016
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    Hello,

    It's by design the "Server Information" page in cPanel displays the default version of PHP configured on the server via:

    "WHM Home » Software » MultiPHP Manager"

    There's no default version of PHP for accounts. Instead, it's configured on a per-domain basis. You can browse to "cPanel > MultiPHP Manager" to see which specific PHP versions are configured for each domain name.

    Thank you.
     
    #3 cPanelMichael, Oct 28, 2016
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    Hi

    I have the same issue in CPanel "server information" this shows PHP as 5.5.38 which is was until I upgraded to 5.6 yesyerday, when every other area, PHP Info, MultiPHP manager in Cpanel and WHM all show default as 5.6 and even my vBulletin forum show 5.6 ....

    I am due to get the v64 update on Monday could this rectify the error?

    Stuart
     
    #4 stuarttunstall, Apr 22, 2017
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    Internal case CPANEL-12820 is open to address an issue where the PHP version under "Server Information" in cPanel isn't automatically updated when changing the default version of PHP in "WHM >> MultiPHP Manager". I'll update this thread once the resolution is published. In the meantime, you can run the following commands as a workaround:

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    rm /etc/apache2/conf.d/php.version
/scripts/findphpversion
    Thank you.
     
    #5 cPanelMichael, Apr 25, 2017
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