I just did a clean install of Ubuntu Server 22.04. Following the install guide, and the script sees PHP7.4 installed and failed out.
This is happening directly from the install and I haven’t manually added any packages. Is there a slimmer version of the ubuntu22.04 server ISO that I’m not aware of?
apt remove php7.4 says that PHP7.4 isn’t installed, but php -v seems to think otherwise. Not sure what I missed.
Welcome back!
Not sure why Ubuntu 22 is giving you issue. Maybe Nginx or Apache is set to use 7.4. You also need to change the Nginx server block or Apache server host config file to the correct php that you want to use.
Add ondrej repo if you need access to other versions of php
sudo apt install software-properties-common
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php
sudo apt update
Install php version you want
sudo apt install php8.2 php8.2-fpm
Other common PHP packages
sudo apt install php8.2-mysql php8.2-mbstring php8.2-xml php8.2-gd php8.2-curl
I would check the version the system is using
php -version
Then set default php by running and selecting the version you want as default.
sudo update-alternatives --config php
Hi,
What is the output of this command (will display PHP packages installed):
dpkg -l | grep php
Cheers,
Did a new install and selected “minimized” version and now it seems happy.
Got the rest of the way through the migration from my old server and everything worked, but now that I’m ready to connect to the extension it sends me the recovery email and when I click the link the Passbolt page just says “please wait” then turns grey and does nothing else.
What should I be checking for?
Never mind. It was a chrome issue, not a pass bolt issue. App-zapped chrome and reinstalled and its all good.