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--- litespeed_wiki:cloudlinux:php-selector-native-cpanel [2016/06/17 21:08]
Jackson Zhang created
+++ litespeed_wiki:cloudlinux:php-selector-native-cpanel [2018/09/17 17:27] (current)
Michael Alegre
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-====== How to configure CloudLinux PHP Selector native version for CPanel and LiteSpeed ======
+====== Configure CloudLinux PHP Selector native version for cPanel and LiteSpeed ======
-When you install CloudLinux PHP Selecor, along with CloudLinux alternative-phpxx, there is a native mode. Alternative php bianaries are installed to /opt/alt/phpxx/use/local/bin/php or lsphp, while /usr/local/bin/php or lsphp would be the native version.
+When you install CloudLinux PHP Selector along with CloudLinux alternative-phpxx, there is a native option. Alternative PHP binaries are installed to /opt/alt/phpxx/usr/local/bin/php or /opt/alt/phpxx/usr/local/bin/lsphp, while native versions are installed to /usr/local/bin/php or /usr/local/bin/lsphp.
-For cpanel easy apache 3, they were normally build through easy apache. The lsphp was normally build for matching php and copied over to /usr/local/bin/lsphp.
+For cPanel with EasyApache 3, PHP binaries are normally built through EasyApache. LSPHP is normally built for the matching PHP build and copied over to /usr/local/bin/lsphp.
-For cpanel easy apache 4, they were normally copied over from cpanel ea-phpxx package. For example, if a default php is 5.6, /usr/local/bin/php should be copied from /opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/usr/bin/php, then /usr/local/bin/lsphp should be copied from /opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/usr/bin/lsphp for matching php.
+For cPanel with EasyApache 4, PHP binaries are normally copied over from cPanel ea-phpxx packages. For example, if the default PHP is 5.6, /usr/local/bin/php should be copied from /opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/usr/bin/php and /usr/local/bin/lsphp should be copied from /opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/usr/bin/lsphp.
-To verify if the native version works or not and which php modules enabled, simply run:
+To confirm that the native version works and determine which PHP modules are enabled, simply run:
   /usr/local/bin/php -i | more
   /usr/local/bin/lsphp -i | more
-But not done yet, you have to check if native version has been enabled for use.
+After this, you have to check if the native version has been enabled for use.
   [~]#  selectorctl --summary --show-native-version
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  There is no "e" after "native(5.4)" hence it is not enabled yet.
- To enable it:
+ To enable it run:
    #/usr/bin/cl-selector --interpreter=php --set-enabled=native
- Verify:
+ Verify again:
    selectorctl --summary --show-native-version
 .4 e -
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    native(5.4) e -
-For example, a domain was set to use native but showed error:"Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress." It showed the same error for both Apache and LiteSpeed.
+For example, a domain was set to use native but showed the following error:"Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress." It showed the same error for both Apache and LiteSpeed.
-Check litespeed setting based on [[http://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.html?litespeed_support.html|this reference]], it seems all fine.
+When checking your LiteSpeed settings based on [[http://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.html?litespeed_support.html|this reference]], they seem fine.
 Check the native version:
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 Both showed mysql module enabled.
-However, native version was disabled in CloudLinux PHP selector. Enabling it will clear the error.
+However, the native version was disabled in CloudLinux PHP selector which caused the error. Enabling it will clear the error.