Operating system: amazon linux
OS version:
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I am using webmin on amazon linux on aws EC2, its configured with nginx web server. Current php version is 7.0 for webmin. I want to enable php 7.3 on it, so that i can use multiple php version as per requirement. Can you please help in this ?
You are using Webmin or are you using Webmin + Virtualmin?
Also you are using Amazon Linux, which is not a Grade A supported system in Virtualmin. See https://www.virtualmin.com/os-support.html
Have you seen: Multiple PHP Versions – Virtualmin
I would suggest you choose any of the Grade A OSs that Virtualmin supports and refer to these instructions to install Virtualmin: Automated Virtualmin Installation – Virtualmin
I am using Webmin + Virtualmin
Hmm, so you could say, in summary, that you are using Virtualmin. It will automatically be assumed by those in the know that you mean Webmin + Virtualmin when you say Virtualmin.
I suggest you install Virtualmin on any supported OS and let the fun begin.
We have lots of websites on it now changing the OS will be too complicated for us, is there any way to work on same os so that we can achieve multiple php version.
We have installed remi-php73 on that instance but when are we trying to re-check in system settings its not showing 7.3 version , what would be the issue ?
I do not use Amazon Linux so am unable to say. If there are others here who do, they might respond.
All the best!
@Abhijeet_Gaikwad speak to customer services of amazon (‘amazon linux’) devs and providers as I do not think its opensourced and if it is I yet to see it… they would be best to provide help for you I think.
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