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-===== Cannot Find External Application: lsphpxx Error =====
+~~REDIRECT>https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lsws/extapp/php/troubleshooting/~~
-Sometimes you may experience the following error after installation:
--06-23 14:29:56.297	ERROR	[config:scripthandler] Can not find handler with type: 12, name: lsphpxx.
--06-23 14:29:56.297	ERROR	[config:scripthandler] Can not find External Application: lsphpxx, type: lsapi
--06-23 14:29:56.297	ERROR	[config:scripthandler] use static file handler for suffix [phpxx]
-It simply means that no ''lsphpxx'' external application has been set up yet. You should create an external app ''lsphpxx'' and point a relevant binary to it.
-==== In a cPanel EA4 Environment ====
-Most likely you won't see such an error since most of the PHP handlers have been preconfigured. If on some occasion a newer version of PHP, such as ''lsphp72'', is not included in the LSWS configuration, you can manually create an ''lsphp72'' external app and point it to the ''ea-php72-lsphp'' binary, or the CL ''php72'' binary when CloudLinux is used.
-==== In an Old cPanel EA3 Environment ====
-In a cPanel EA3 environment, LiteSpeed normally builds matching PHP for 5.4.x. most likely, hence no ''lsphp55'' or newer is installed.
-The message itself is absolutely safe to be ignored. If you just like to get rid of the error, you can do either of the following:
-  * Install ''lsphp55'' and point the ''/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp55'' to the newly installed binary.
-  * Simply remove the ''lsphp55'' handler.
-  * Use any exiting PHP handler as ''lsphp55'', for example: <code>ln -sf /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp55</code> This creates a symbolic link to use ''lsphp5'' as the ''lsphp55'' handler. Even though it can remove the error alert, it is not recommended because faked ''lsphp55'' may create a misunderstanding in the future.