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Upgrade to Apache Version 2.4 & PHP Version 5.4 or 5.5

Discussion in 'EasyApache' started by dolomats, Jan 6, 2015.

  1. dolomats

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    Hello.

    As the title is showing i want Upgrade to Apache Version 2.4 & PHP Version 5.4 or 5.5.

    When i go to Home » Software » EasyApache (Apache Update) My current version is :

    Apache 2.2
    PHP 5.3
    MPM Prefork

    And i can upgrade only to :

    Apache 2.2
    PHP 5.4
    MPM Prefork

    Any Help please!
     
    #1 dolomats, Jan 6, 2015
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    Hi

    I found how to edit the EasyApache profile and upgrade Apache to Version 2.4 & PHP to Version 5.5
    but need some advicex about Short Options List

    whm config.jpg whm config.jpg

    I wanna know wich option will be recomended for me (I m using Wordpress) and wich one they aren't
    Compatible.

    Thanks for help
     
    #3 dolomats, Jan 6, 2015
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    Hello,

    If you don't explicitly need a module, you shouldn't enable it. By default, the PHP version that's installed with cPanel & WHM will work with most PHP applications.
    You can select the needed PHP version and hit 'Save and Build'.
     
    #4 JacobPerkins, Jan 6, 2015
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    ok thanks for thefast answer.

    I dont have enough knowledge about most of these modules so some advices will be welcome to speed up my Apache
    like wich caching module can i use and more stuff to optimise server

    Thanks
     
    #5 dolomats, Jan 6, 2015
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    Hello,

    Click on "Exhaustive Options List" to see all available Apache and PHP modules. You should choose modules based on your requirements. However I would recommend enabling following modules :

    Apache :
    Deflate (gzip compression)
    Mod Security

    PHP :
    GD
    Mbstring
    MySQL
    MySQL Improved (MySQLi)
    Openssl
    PDO
    PDO MySQL
    Zip

    For caching you can use EAccelerator or MemCache. But please note opcode caches will only work when PHP handler is DSO or FCGID and won't work in suphp environment.
     
    #6 sarath8372, Jan 6, 2015
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    hello

    Thanks for help. i used these setting but i m stuck i cant change the handler to DSO or FCGI i dont find it in the list of handler and
    list of php modules

    Thanks
     
    #7 dolomats, Jan 7, 2015
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    Thanks for answer yes this i know when i use Apache 2.2 i can find the DSO handler but when i use Apache 2.4 ther is no Dso handler

    Maybe DSO dont work with Apche 2.4 ?
     
    #9 dolomats, Jan 7, 2015
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