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Hey @doughnet , Too bad it didnt work out right away. First off, lets check out your software versions: SSH* into your server and type: nginx -v (mine says currently nginx version: nginx/1.10.2 ) also, retry restarting your nginx server from the command line (assuming you're using Debian): service n...

Then add it!

SECURE! -> https / SSL enforcing FAST! -> http2 (http/2) MODERN! -> 'www' domains are old school [/color] (THIS INSTRUCTION WAS TESTED AND WORKING ON DEBIAN 8, IT SHOULD WORK ON OTHER LINUX VARIANTS BUT THE FILE PATHS MAY DIFFER) It all comes down to putting 2 template files in your /usr/local/vest...

You should run that command from the /usr/local/vesta/ folder.

Also, keep in mind that any change might revert back with every update of VestaCP.

I see. Well, honestly i dont understand why you would want to do that since any web application you're using will be depending on either PHP-FPM or Apache, both of which use your systems PHP version (when enabled in the respective configuration files off course). You can find out your systems (globa...

This problem seems to be solved (also see http://forum.vestacp.com/viewtopic.php? ... 306#p52306), marking your threats as SOLVED helps tremendously to clean up the forum.

Thanks.

Not sure if it works for you, but if your application is using apache, it might be necessary to enable the new php version. Make PHP 7 the standard version: check php --version If it shows your old version (your case 5.4), do this => disable the php5 module: a2dismod php5 then, enable the php7 modul...

So you want this too huh: https://blog.keycdn.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/hhvm-php7-queries.webp NB for those doubting the use of enabling OPCache, check this benchmark -> https://blog.keycdn.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/php7-vs-hhvm-wordPress.webp (do note that HHVM and PHP7 both hav...