- Server operating system version
- 7.9.2009
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- 18.0.42
Hi all.
I'm very familiar with Windows through most versions since 3.1 but Linux not so much hence my question about replacing/removing unwanted versions of CURL executable file.
So, I took courage and did this special way of installing a higher version of CURL as described here:
Resolved - How to update cURL on CentOS 7.9.2009 (Core) and Plesk Obsidian 18.0
yum installed a 7.83.0 version under ./usr/bin/
However using the Linux command "find" I realize that I have several executables on my server.
find -not -type d -name curl
./usr/bin/curl
./var/www/vhosts/panel.{mysitename}/usr/bin/curl
./var/www/vhosts/chroot/usr/bin/curl
Both the CURL's under ./var/www/vhosts/... are only of version 7.29.0 and my guess is that whenever my PHP code uses CURL this lower version will be executed.
Could/should I copy the 7.83.0 CURL file replacing the two others?
Any other ideas?
Sincerely Henry
I'm very familiar with Windows through most versions since 3.1 but Linux not so much hence my question about replacing/removing unwanted versions of CURL executable file.
So, I took courage and did this special way of installing a higher version of CURL as described here:
Resolved - How to update cURL on CentOS 7.9.2009 (Core) and Plesk Obsidian 18.0
yum installed a 7.83.0 version under ./usr/bin/
However using the Linux command "find" I realize that I have several executables on my server.
find -not -type d -name curl
./usr/bin/curl
./var/www/vhosts/panel.{mysitename}/usr/bin/curl
./var/www/vhosts/chroot/usr/bin/curl
Both the CURL's under ./var/www/vhosts/... are only of version 7.29.0 and my guess is that whenever my PHP code uses CURL this lower version will be executed.
Could/should I copy the 7.83.0 CURL file replacing the two others?
Any other ideas?
Sincerely Henry