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Hi @michaelp92927f1eef1ba6d626,
Most probably you have multiple PHP versions on your droplet and your website is using it.
WHat I’ll recommend doing in order to confirm this is, SSH to your droplet
ssh root@DropletIp
Go to your website’s DocumentRoot
cd /path/to/website
create an info.php file there like so
touch info.php
As soon as you have created it add the following content
<?php phpinfo();
Save the file and load it in the browser, there you should be able to see the full php PATH of our application. Most probably you are using the default one located
/usr/bin/php
You’ll need to change it to use the newest PHP version you have installed by chaning the path in your vhost configuration file.
Regards, KDSys