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Problem to update php in vestacp

Posted September 1, 2016 7.3k views
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Hi,
I have a server with VestaCp installed correctly with php5.5 by default.
Now want update the version of php to version 5.6 or 7.0
Fisrt step add the repository

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php
sudo apt-get update

Great a see php 5.5, php 5.6 and php 7.0
Second step, install php 5.6

sudo apt-get install php5.6 php5.6-common

All great, in console type php -v

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Now in vestacp creating a info.php and show the php5.5

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In the path /usr/bin

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Where is the error?

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ryanpq September 2, 2016

After the installation of PHP 5.6 did you restart apache with service apache2 restart so the change would take effect?

It appears that there are a lot of threads on the VestaCP forums on upgading PHP and while for some it has been a straightforward process (most often for those running fresh installations) for others there were problems. It also appears that work is underway but reported as 0% done to get VestaCP ready for Ubuntu 16.04 so upgrading is not yet an option.

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alexd2 September 2, 2016

After more test, I tried with this:

a2dismod php5

And

a2enmod php5.6

The result is:
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Remember change template for example edit one website -> select template hosting -> save and select the same website -> template default and save

The step is correct for process?

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  • gergo.harkaly July 5, 2017

    It worked for me, but WordPress generated an error about MySQL, so I need to do this too:

    sudo apt-get install php5.6-mysql
apt-get remove php5-mysql
service apache2 restart
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