I tried to install Joomla 3.6.5,
but when I try to view localhost.localdomain to configure Joomla!, a blank page appears.
My specs:
Apache version: 2.4.25
PHP version: 2.6.0
MySql version: 15.1
Operating system: Fedora 26
Enable PDO in Apache in web server.
First Make Sure You have Read/Write Permissions for www folder and Joomla installation folder
PHP Version 2.6.0? Are you really sure? Can you double check and post the real PHP version?
Your MySQL version is also wrong, could you please check? Something like 5.1 probably makes more sense. Note that 5.1 is the bare minimum to run a Joomla website, but it should work.
Also, can you modify your PHP settings (in php.ini) to display all errors? You can do that by ensuring that the following line is present in your php.ini:
display_errors =on
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The Short Version
Laravel application on Homestead is using PHP 8.x as seen in phpinfo(), yet php -v is stating the server is using 7.1 (which is what I want). How is this possible? How do I tell the Laravel application to use 7.1 not 8.x?
The Long Version
I have an older Laravel application (5.8) that I need to upgrade to 8.0. I may be using Shift to do this but I have never done an upgrade manually so I thought I should do that at least once.
So I upgraded Homestead to current (12.x), and everything continued to run fine.
Then I tried to upgrade my PHP version from 7.1 to 8.0 using sudo update-alternatives --config php and chose PHP. Then I verified with php -v that it switched to that version. As expected, I began getting deprecation errors in browser. Knowing I would have to spend some time resolving those I switched back to 7.1... but the errors remained!
I restarted PHP, I restarted the server, I reloaded and reprovisioned the server, I destroyed and reprovisioned the server and absolutely nothing is resolving this issue. I even specified php: "7.1" in the Homestead.yaml file and re-provisioned to no avail.
At this point it seems that the upgrading of Homestead itself is somehow telling PHP to ignore the version I'm specifying it to use. So I know I could downgrade, I suppose, but that isn't really a solution but a band aid. And I'm not certain that will actually work either.
I've tried the Answers in this StackOverflows Change Laravel Homestead v7.0.1 with php 7.2 to php 7.1 including php71.
OS: Windows 10
Homestead: 12.x
This person has an identical problem and resolved it with Docker somehow but I don't understand how to translate that to Homestead.
There is PHP-CLI and PHP-web. PHP-CLI version is what is reported when using php -v but PHP-CLI is what NGinx is using, hence getting 8.0 when using phpinfo() in ~/public/index.php
To resolve the issue I manually updated /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/mysite and edited line below location where it says fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php/php8.0-fpm.sock; to say fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php/php7.1-fpm.sock; and then I restarted PHP with sudo systemctl restart nginx.
I know that magento 1.9.4 will support for php7.2. Php7.2 security support will end by this year nov 2020(https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php).
For considering security aspect, planning to run magento 1.9.4 using php 7.4.
can we run magento 1.9.4 using php 7.4?
Please let me know (magento expert*).
Thanks,
Magento 1.9.x is actually compatible with PHP 7.4 if you've applied the patches that enable PHP 7.2 compatibility. I've tested it with one of the sites I host, all official patches have been applied and its running perfectly with PHP 7.4.6
Here's a preview:
Using Moc OS
I was using XAMPP 7.0.27 and
Now updated to XAMPP 7.2.28
After Upgrading not able to open PhpMyAdmin Page using
http://localhost/phpmyadmin/
Getting Following Error on Page
PHP 7.1.3+ is required.
Currently installed version is: 7.0.27
What Should be done to open phpMyAdmin ?
It seems something didn't get upgraded properly or there's a conflict, because XAMPP 7.2.28 should come with PHP version 7.2.28.
Have you some other PHP installation, perhaps you at one time tried to install your own PHP outside of XAMPP? I suggest removing any other installations to as to avoid conflicts. Your MacOS probably comes with PHP, which could be the conflict.
You could start with the XAMPP control panel to verify which is installed, which PHP is being used by XAMPP, and checking that everything is working together. The installer should have put all the pieces in the right places, so if after all that it still isn't working, I suggest reinstalling XAMPP.
Hi i want to restore backup in Plesk Windows and get these errors
Warning:
The PHP handler 5 ISAPI extension (id=isapi-5) is not available. Instead, Plesk will use 7.2.5 FastCGI application (id=fastcgi-7.2) for the following websites: ####
Warning:
The webmail service smwebmail is unavailable. It will be replaced with horde for the following objects: ####
how i can enable ISAPI?
how i can install smwebmail?
Thanks.
It seems that you are trying to restore the backup on a newer server with a different configuration.
PHP 5 as an ISAPI extension is actually PHP version 5.2, which is no longer supported by PHP community. It is recommended to modify the website code to make it compatible with newer PHP versions. The oldest supported PHP version at the moment is 5.6.
If you still want to use PHP 5.2 ISAPI, you can add to any Plesk version except Plesk Onyx 17.8 in Tools & Settings > Updates & Upgrades or via a single line in CMD:
C:\>"%plesk_bin%\ai.exe" --select-release-current --install-component php5
As for smwebmail, you should have SmarterMail installed on the server and configured in Plesk. I suggest referring to Plesk documentation and help center for exact instructions, as it contains all necessary information. Here are some links:
How to configure a local SmarterMail server for Plesk?
How to enable additional PHP version available in Plesk?
Can someone provide me a link to download XAMPP or WAMP which should support the following requirements - PHP 5.4.4, MariaDB 5.5.31 or MySQL 5.5.31 or Postgres 9.1 or MSSQL 2008 or Oracle 10.2?
You can use this link to search for required version
http://www.oldapps.com/xampp.php
If you are not happy with above answer, please try another given below-
Install WAMP SERVER 2.1 and you will get PHP 5.3.5 and then upgrade manually PHP 5.4 following below steps
Download PHP5.4 From http://windows.php.net/download/#php-5.4 (Download Thread Safe)
Go to PHP Folder Location (i.e E:\wamp\bin\php)
Create a new folder with name php5.4.42.
Extract the download files and save in E:\wamp\bin\php\php5.4.42.
Copy the following files from your old PHP directory to your new PHP directory()
File - php.ini, phpForApache.ini, wampserver.conf
Open new copied php.ini file.
Update the extension_dir path in file.
Open new phpForApache.ini file.
Update the extension_dir path in file.
Reboot your system.
Start wamp Server
Go to wampserver =>PHP=>Version=>PHP 5.4.42
Now running PHP5.4.42
Note: you might need to Re-enable the PHP extension like CURL, Openssl etc