Updating to 16.04.1 LTS
08-04-2016, 05:27 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-04-2016, 05:55 AM by Kyrluckechuck.
Edit Reason: Added self-discovered-fix
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!Heyo Sentora Community!
So silly me, I upgraded my Ubuntu 14.04 LTS server to 16.04.1 LTS after receiving the notification it was now a recommended upgrade, and I forgot that Sentora relied very heavily on PHP5.
Seeing as they've gone out of their way to make PHP5 a nuisance to install on Ubuntu 16, is there a recommended way to get Sentora Panel working again? I previously had it setup running on panel.mywebsite.com, but now it just loads a blank page and I can only assume it's a php5 related issue (not using the actually installed php7). Funny enough most of the other domains on my site load properly (such as mywebsite.com, proxy.mywebsite.com, etc.)
Is there a way to salvage this without needing a fresh install in order to work with PHP7 or am I SOL and need to go back to PHP5 by manually adding the PPA repo's, etc.?
Thanks!
Edit:
Alright so for any of those wishing to switch to PHP7 and run into this issue, it was as simple as running:
Not sure if there are more issues spawned by this, but I'll update this as I test everything out!
So silly me, I upgraded my Ubuntu 14.04 LTS server to 16.04.1 LTS after receiving the notification it was now a recommended upgrade, and I forgot that Sentora relied very heavily on PHP5.
Seeing as they've gone out of their way to make PHP5 a nuisance to install on Ubuntu 16, is there a recommended way to get Sentora Panel working again? I previously had it setup running on panel.mywebsite.com, but now it just loads a blank page and I can only assume it's a php5 related issue (not using the actually installed php7). Funny enough most of the other domains on my site load properly (such as mywebsite.com, proxy.mywebsite.com, etc.)
Is there a way to salvage this without needing a fresh install in order to work with PHP7 or am I SOL and need to go back to PHP5 by manually adding the PPA repo's, etc.?
Thanks!
Edit:
Alright so for any of those wishing to switch to PHP7 and run into this issue, it was as simple as running:
Quote:sudo apt-get install php7.0-mysql
Not sure if there are more issues spawned by this, but I'll update this as I test everything out!