PHP 5.6 / Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS = UPGRADE NEEDED

[aaronlroberts]

I have a web application which REQUIRES PHP 5.6. I cannot seem to find information about how to update this ANYWHERE for Ubuntu.. only CentOS.

I've seen a lot of conversations around the forums.. but it seems like nobody is really supporting this panel anymore? I cannot see any real development on it with the exception of some modules here and there.

Can anyone provide me with the steps to upgrade PHP for Sentora on Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS?

[worksmarter]

I have a web application which REQUIRES PHP 5.6. I cannot seem to find information about how to update this ANYWHERE for Ubuntu.. only CentOS.

I've seen a lot of conversations around the forums.. but it seems like nobody is really supporting this panel anymore? I cannot see any real development on it with the exception of some modules here and there.

Can anyone provide me with the steps to upgrade PHP for Sentora on Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS?

CentOS and Ubuntu are mostly the same, save yum = apt-get in Ubuntu and httpd is apache in CentOS, where you will have apache2.

There are guides throughout the forums that can be tweaked for Ubuntu.

[aaronlroberts]

CentOS and Ubuntu are mostly the same, save yum = apt-get in Ubuntu and httpd is apache in CentOS, where you will have apache2.

There are guides throughout the forums that can be tweaked for Ubuntu.

Okay! Thanks for the input.. I'll give it a shot over this weekend and see how it works out! 

[aaronlroberts]

CentOS and Ubuntu are mostly the same, save yum = apt-get in Ubuntu and httpd is apache in CentOS, where you will have apache2.

There are guides throughout the forums that can be tweaked for Ubuntu.

Hey, I tried this but definitely failed massively. I almost killed the entire installation. Not to mention SUHOSIN stopped working and the instructions for the CentOS version didn't work in my case as they require slight differences.

I'm amazed and surprised that nobody has this sorted yet. It's a real bottleneck for what is a fantastic piece of work (Sentora).

I've even re-imaged the entire server following every instruction provided in the PHP Update CentOS Working 100% guide, and I later found many problems with using certain features. Even our technician couldn't identify what was happening. Things like data not being recorded to the database with no PHP errors or any other web errors to work from.

Simple fact is, Sentora needs to be updated properly from the people who know what they're doing. After all, this is supposed to make life easier, not harder.