CustomBuild info not updating

[dotcomUNDERGROUND]

Even after running building and updates from both UI and terminal, CustomBuild UI is still showing the softwares installable/updatable.
None of the installed software show up under remove list.

I have also ran

da build all

from terminal. But all softwares are still showing up as available to build.

I am doing a fresh server installation.

 

[Richard G]

None of the installed software show up under remove list.

Yes that's normal. They only show up on that list once you removed them.
So to remove an item, list say if you have php 8.1 as your second PHP version, then go to Options and then set that PHP version to "no".
Then go to Remove and then you can remove it from there.

A lot of us rather work via CLI but it's almost the same.

But all softwares are still showing up as available to build.

Correct, that is also by design. This way you can build something again if it got currupted so you can rebuild it. Sometimes you need to rebuild exim.conf and/or exim and you can use that build option.

So all is fine.

 

[dotcomUNDERGROUND]

Correct, that is also by design. This way you can build something again if it got currupted so you can rebuild it. Sometimes you need to rebuild exim.conf and/or exim and you can use that build option.

Okay, that makes sense. But what about Software Updates still showing up as available to be updated even after updating them?
And my "Remove" list do not have anything listed at all.

 

[zEitEr]

CustomBuild UI is still showing the softwares installable/updatable.

Hello,

If it is related to PHP extensions, then the reason you see them, their update/installation for some PHP versions fail.

You might show the screenshot

 

[dotcomUNDERGROUND]

Hello,

If it is related to PHP extensions, then the reason you see them, their update/installation for some PHP versions fail.

You might show the screenshot

Yes the issue is with htscanner PHP 5.6 extension and htscanner PHP 7.4 extension

Note that I am using OpenLiteSpeed web server.

 

[DrWizzle]

Yes, I think you won't be able to install them as they are for the Apache webserver. htscanner isn't compatible with OLS irrc.

 

[Richard G]

Yes the issue is with htscanner PHP 5.6 extension and htscanner PHP 7.4 extension

I don't see any errors in there. Only see build succesfully.

htscanner isn't compatible with OLS irrc.

The php_htscanner is a php extension, so that should not matter if I'm correct.

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You're probably confused with the apache mod_htscanner, which is different and is called mod_htscanner2.
Mistake on my behalve.

 

[dotcomUNDERGROUND]

I have turned off htscanner from directbuild options and now I no longer see any update pending.

 

[Richard G]

Ah ofcourse then @DrWizzle is correct. It's a php module but php does not .htaccess so that only works in combination with mod_htscanner of apache... LOL I didn't think far enough.

 

[dotcomUNDERGROUND]

I have turned off htscanner from directbuild options and now I no longer see any update pending.

So I should keep it on/off with OLS?

 

[DrWizzle]

So I should keep it on/off with OLS?

I would as it's not 100% compatible and will end up throwing errors. OLS doesn't have full native rewrite access with the .htaccess system although it is partly compatible, and normally with a reboot. If you need a fully working .htaccess system for your customers/apps, consider Apache, NGINX or LiteSpeed Enterprise for out the box performance, or you'll have to tweak a few settings with OLS iirc. Good luck!