Ubuntu 18.04 Hello everyone… I’m using PHP 7.4 for the majority of my website, but I would like to use PHP 5.6 in one of the subdirectories. So I’ve set up that sub directory to use 5.6 but it doesn’t seem to work. What am I doing wrong here? [image]

Hello, [image] danwtsa: I’ve set up that sub directory to use 5.6 but it doesn’t seem to work. Usually you should omit specifying public_html/ part, as the actual path should be relative to document root.

I’ll give that a try! Thank you! Dan Lewis

It worked!!! Thank you very much! Dan Lewis

Yes, I see your point about including public_html automatically and implicitly where web content can be assumed. [image] Ilia: By the way, I wouldn’t use it the way you do. My intent was not to do anything risky, if you could expand (in the original thread) upon a different and better way, w…

[image] calport: if you could expand (in the original thread) upon a different and better way, we would all be grateful. The best solution is an accepted answer – you should use subdomains, rather than changing document root. I assume you could as well use re-writes or proxy pass but this is …

That makes perfect sense, thanks @Ilia .

Different PHP in a sub directory

Virtualmin

calport June 2, 2021, 4:28pm 5

Could we make this uniform please, for the convenience of all? In Virtualmin → Server Configuration → Edit Proxy Website we need to include public_html, see the second screenshot in: