php on cpanel server

[Lucas]

Originally Posted by mistwang

--with-litespeed will be added automatically by the GUI tool.
If you want to install PHP to a different directory that cPanel does, you should remove '--prefix=/usr/local'.
All the configuration parameter should work, if it does not, just build PHP in cPanel with similar configuration, cPanel will fix all dependencies.

But wouldn't that configure it for Apache and not litespeed?

[mistwang]

It is to let cPanel fix all dependencies, after running cPanel easyApache, you need to build lsphp from the web admin again.

[Lucas]

Won't the dependencies be removed if not manually added to the web admin?

I also don't understand why I had fixed the mysql on the php compilation on the admin and now it is asking for it again. I guess every time cpanel updates you need to do this?