How to install multi php version in vestacp

qingyuan1 · Post by **qingyuan1** » Sat Dec 27, 2014 4:04 am

How to install multi php version in vestacp?
php5.2.17
php5.3
now i see vestacp php version is php5.4.36
any have tutorial for this?

drMacFaulty · Post by **drMacFaulty** » Sun Dec 28, 2014 5:42 pm

VestaCP uses it's own PHP version and AFAIK it is currently not possible to use multiple versions.
You could add a feature request for this on their bug tracker or up-vote the request if it's already there.

Hope this helps

demian · Post by **demian** » Mon Dec 29, 2014 2:27 pm

drMacFaulty wrote:VestaCP uses it's own PHP version and AFAIK it is currently not possible to use multiple versions.
You could add a feature request for this on their bug tracker or up-vote the request if it's already there.

Hope this helps

not right

qingyuan1 wrote:How to install multi php version in vestacp?
php5.2.17
php5.3
now i see vestacp php version is php5.4.36
any have tutorial for this?

download sourse --> extract --> configure --> make --> make install -- use template phpcgi(modify from other php) in vestaCP

on my servers(centOS 6) used php: 5.2(phpcgi), 5.3(phpcgi), 5,4(default mod_php), 5.5(phpcgi), 5,6(phpcgi)

drMacFaulty · Post by **drMacFaulty** » Mon Dec 29, 2014 3:19 pm

demian wrote:
drMacFaulty wrote:VestaCP uses it's own PHP version and AFAIK it is currently not possible to use multiple versions.
You could add a feature request for this on their bug tracker or up-vote the request if it's already there.

Hope this helps
not right

qingyuan1 wrote:How to install multi php version in vestacp?
php5.2.17
php5.3
now i see vestacp php version is php5.4.36
any have tutorial for this?
download sourse --> extract --> configure --> make --> make install -- use template phpcgi(modify from other php) in vestaCP

on my servers(centOS 6) used php: 5.2(phpcgi), 5.3(phpcgi), 5,4(default mod_php), 5.5(phpcgi), 5,6(phpcgi)

If Vesta isn't running on it's own PHP daemon, what is the php folder for then in the /usr/local/vesta path?
I'm curious, because if I stop Apache and nginx I can still access CP, so it must run on it's own, right (vesta-php and vesta-nginx daemons)?

I thought he was talking about VestaCP on it's own. My misunderstanding, for which I apologize :)

demian · Post by **demian** » Mon Jan 12, 2015 10:32 am

/usr/local/vesta/php/ = vesta-php
/usr/local/vesta/nginx/ = vesta-nginx

system php = /usr/bin/php /etc/php.ini /etc/php.d /usr/lib64/php /usr/include/php /usr/share/php

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