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Starting SME10 php module is not used anymore for httpd. Instead we rely on php-fpm for every available version of php available. By default we provide the following versions : 54 (base one maintained by Red-Hat), 55, 56, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 80.
Starting SME10 php module is not used anymore for httpd. Instead we rely on php-fpm for every available version of php.
=== Available properties ===
By default we provide the following versions:
* 54 (maintained by Red-Hat up to CentOS 7 EOL: 30 Jun 2024),
* 55,56,70,71,72 (unsupported),
* 73 (supported up to 6 Dec 2021),
* 74 (supported up to 28 Nov 2022),
* 80 (supported up to 26 Nov 2023).
===Available db keys to handle php configuration and services===
First you need to decide if you want to alter the php behaviour for an ibay or for a specific php version, of for all php versions.
First you need to decide if you want to alter the php behaviour for an ibay or for a specific php version, of for all php versions.
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|customization of /etc/opt/remi/php80/php.ini
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Every version of php has its own php-fpm service running, the related configuration db entry is php-fpm for php (ie php54), php55-php-fpm for php55 and so on. If you reallly want to disable one version of php, you need to do for php55
Every version of php has its own php-fpm service running, the related configuration db entry is php-fpm for php (ie php54), php55-php-fpm for php55 and so on. If you really want to disable one version of php, here what you need to do for php55 as an example:
config setprop php55-php-fpm status disabled
config setprop php55-php-fpm status disabled
signal-event webapps-update
signal-event webapps-update
=== Available properties ===
Here is a list of available properties to configure php. You have to choose at which level you want to handle the change.
* Do you want the change for the whole server, then probably choose to change it for key php): db configuration setprop php ...
* Do you want the change for a specific version of php, then you should probably do it against a specific php key e.g. : db configuration setprop php74 ...
* Do you want to apply the change for a specific ibay, this is what we suggest you to do in most cases: db accounts setprop myibay ..
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