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I have a WordPress install on a Ubuntu (18.04.1) droplet. WordPress site health thinks I have PHP 7.0.33. Doing php -v in terminal indicates I have PHP 8.1.13 (built today it was showing 8.1.5 before I updated).
I cannot figure out how to kick WordPress in the nuts to make it realize it has access to the right version.
I’m not sure if I have two versions of PHP running (nor how to check, TBH).
I’ve been looking for tutorials and information on DO and elsewhere the whole morning and am coming up empty.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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