Custom PHP / PHP Handler

[Markus_Eyrich]

I upgraded 3 Plesk Installations, 2 9.x Versions and one 10.x Version, all went well but i got one installation where i installed a custom php version and registered it using the handler, but i can't choose it in plesk. Even the handler said "success" while adding it and everything looks fine, i can't choose. Any hint where i can start to search for the problem ?

regards,

Markus

 

[Nikolay.]

Did you use /usr/local/psa/bin/php_handler utility to register?

What is the output of
# plesk bin php_handler --list

You may also try to execute
# plesk sbin packagemng --set-dirty-flag
and then go to UI again.

 

[Markus_Eyrich]

As i said, i did everything the same way on all machines, but this one, no go. I also removed and readded the handler, no chance.

Output of php_handler list:

id:  display name:  full version:  version:    type:                           cgi-bin:                           php.ini:  custom:
  5.4.16-custom  5.4.16-custom         5.4.16       5.4  fastcgi  /usr/local/php540-cgi/bin/php-cgi  /usr/local/php540-cgi/etc/php.ini     true
            cgi         5.3.25         5.3.25       5.3      cgi                   /usr/bin/php-cgi                       /etc/php.ini    false
        fastcgi         5.3.25         5.3.25       5.3  fastcgi                   /usr/bin/php-cgi                       /etc/php.ini    false
         module         5.3.25         5.3.25       5.3   module                   /usr/bin/php-cgi                       /etc/php.ini    false

Setting the dirty flag didn't do the trick. Any more ideas?

 

[Nikolay.]

Setting the dirty flag didn't do the trick. Any more ideas?

Just to clarify: you do attempt to use custom handler in fastcgi mode, don't you?

 

[Markus_Eyrich]

I do. It works now, was my stupid fault. I used nginx and fpm to serve php, this is only supported under PHP 5.3, so i couldn't choose a handler.

 

[Nikolay.]

Correct, you cannot use multiple PHP versions for php-fpm. (But you may install pretty much any php-fpm version, provided it is high enough.)