How Do I upgrade to PHP 7.3

cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build set php1_release 7.3
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# This one might not be needed.
./build set php1_mode php-fpm
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./build set mod_ruid2 no
./build php n
./build rewrite_confs
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Here are the commands. Please run them in the same order as there in.
And you might not need the php1_mode but thats something you know best.
 
realcryptonight said:
# This one might not be needed.



Here are the commands. Please run them in the same order as there in.
And you might not need the php1_mode but thats something you know best.
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And its also possible to do this via the webpanel itself.

1. Login as admin.
2. Go to CustomBuilds -> Edit Options
3. Change php1_release to 7.3
 
And is there a reason to use PHP 7.3? Or can you update to 7.4?
For as far as i know php 7.3 and below are End of Life and only PHP 7.4 still gets security updates.
In the next couple of months PHP 8 will take over when support is more wide spread since PHP 8 is already released but support by developers is a bit hit and miss at the moment.
 
realcryptonight said:
And is there a reason to use PHP 7.3? Or can you update to 7.4?
For as far as i know php 7.3 and below are End of Life and only PHP 7.4 still gets security updates.
In the next couple of months PHP 8 will take over when support is more wide spread since PHP 8 is already released but support by developers is a bit hit and miss at the moment.
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Nope as was wrong. PHP 7.3 is still maintained as security fixes. But the End of Life for PHP 7.3 is comming soon. So i still would recommend if possible to update to PHP 7.4.

My information source:
www.php.net

PHP: Supported Versions

PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.
www.php.net www.php.net
 
realcryptonight said:
And its also possible to do this via the webpanel itself.

1. Login as admin.
2. Go to CustomBuilds -> Edit Options
3. Change php1_release to 7.3
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Please where can I see CustomBuilds in the Admin Panel. I have been checking without success.
Thanks for your help.
 
Austinjay said:
Please where can I see CustomBuilds in the Admin Panel. I have been checking without success.
Thanks for your help.
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Its by the Extra features part and then the last one.
But if you use the search function you will also find it.
 
Austinjay said:
Bought from a hosting company
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Aaaa, then this makes more sense.

Since you has access to the admin panel I asumed you hosted it youself on a server/VPS.
But now I understand (And please correct me if I am still wrong.) You get a DirectAdmin panel from your hosting company and they are responsible for the server/VPS. So you need to ask your hosting company to allow PHP 7.3/7.4 to be installed/used.
 
realcryptonight said:
Aaaa, then this makes more sense.

Since you has access to the admin panel I asumed you hosted it youself on a server/VPS.
But now I understand (And please correct me if I am still wrong.) You get a DirectAdmin panel from your hosting company and they are responsible for the server/VPS. So you need to ask your hosting company to allow PHP 7.3/7.4 to be installed/used.
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Thanks a million man.
I appreciate.
 
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