Hey there! PHP 8 is available for all machines using the CentOS 7 operating system, although you do need to install the experimental repository for EasyApache. You can find more details here:
support.cpanel.net
PHP 8 support
Question Does cPanel support PHP 8? Answer Yes, you can install PHP 8 on a cPanel server that is running at least CentOS 7. PHP 8 can be installed like any other PHP version through WHM -> Eas...
I didn't asked about CentOS. On CentOS i have php8 in Easyapache.
I asked about CloudLinux - there is no PHP 8 available in Easyapache on all machines running CloudLinux
Sure !
But I'm asking on subforum about "operating systems"
It is Cloudlinux connected questions. Maybe some one (from Cpanel or CloudLinux) know something.
Sorry about that - I've been reading "CentOS 8" all morning so I completely overlooked that.
alt-php80 is released to beta here, but it's not currently recommend for general use: Beta: Alt-PHP 80 released
ea-php80 is unofficially available in the testing repo, but no announcement has been made regarding that just yet.
alt-php80 is released to beta here, but it's not currently recommend for general use: Beta: Alt-PHP 80 released
ea-php80 is unofficially available in the testing repo, but no announcement has been made regarding that just yet.
About alt-php I know. My question was exactly about ea-php80 - and about change from unofficiall to "offical"
I understand your confusion - when I'm looking for something about php 8 I have all around CentOS 8 too
To much eight
Hello,
According to our developers' information, the ea-php80 packages will be available in the beta during the next few days.
Please follow our blog to get informed when the packages will be available: https://blog.cloudlinux.com/ Thank you.
According to our developers' information, the ea-php80 packages will be available in the beta during the next few days.
Please follow our blog to get informed when the packages will be available: https://blog.cloudlinux.com/ Thank you.
Yeah, @CloudLinux Skhristich I'm eager to hear some more concrete info/time-lines regarding official ea-php 80 (non-beta). My clusters are also using CloudLinux 7.x. I've got a couple hundred customers bombarding me with this question, citing other providers already offer it. Thanks in advance!
as you probably noticed, today was released ea-php80-8.0.0-2.cloudlinux
Hello,
I am sorry for the delay with the answer. New updated EasyApache 4 packages are now available for download from our production repository. EasyApache 4 released
I am sorry for the delay with the answer. New updated EasyApache 4 packages are now available for download from our production repository. EasyApache 4 released
Thank you @CloudLinux Skhristich I see it, and it works great