PHP 8.0 Support?

[Daniel-Doggy]

Does anyone know how the support for PHP 8 is for DirectAdmin?
I have read that roundcube for example still had problems with PHP 8. But no one ever follows up.
So my question is if there is someone here that know how far support for PHP 8 is with the software DirectAdmin uses on its default installation.

I am a developer my self and would like to transition over to php 8 but i cannot do that without proper support from the default install of DirectAdmin.

My installation:
Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) (4.19.0-16-amd64).
DirectAdmin 1.61.5. (Default install that is about 4 weeks old)

 

[kristian]

You can leave your current version as php1_release, and this version will then still be used for all the standard webapps (like roundcube), but have 8.0 listed as php2_release, and use that for your own websites.

 

[Daniel-Doggy]

You can leave your current version as php1_release, and this version will then still be used for all the standard webapps (like roundcube), but have 8.0 listed as php2_release, and use that for your own websites.

Yes i just did some testing. But if i use php2_release 8 and set a domain to use that it will brake roundube. (Get the version must be between error.)
And i also was wondering just in general if there is still software used by DirectAdmin that does not support PHP 8 as of right now.

 

[Zhenyapan]

It will NOT brake roundube, if you use server's roundcube - because it has own virtualhost and configs and don't rely on your website configs/php etc. But if You are using own roundcube downloaded to website /or subdomain - yes, php8 will brake it.

 

[Daniel-Doggy]

It will NOT brake roundube, if you use server's roundcube - because it has own virtualhost and configs and don't rely on your website configs/php etc. But if You are using own roundcube downloaded to website /or subdomain - yes, php8 will brake it.

That is exactly my point. And I want to know if there are even more got yas.
Or is round cube the last one?