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Resolved Intl PHP Extension for PHP 7.2
- Thread starter epole73
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Which OS are you using? Which PHP, Plesk's PHP 7.2 or..?
Does your application have an online installer or are you installing it from the command line? If the former is the case, has the correct PHP handler been selected for the domain in Plesk? If the latter is the case, are you using the correct PHP binary?
I just ran this on CentOS 7, using PHP 7.2 provided by Plesk (note the path to the php binary):
And this is on the same CentOS 7 server, using PHP 5.4.16-46.el7 provided by the OS:
Does your application have an online installer or are you installing it from the command line? If the former is the case, has the correct PHP handler been selected for the domain in Plesk? If the latter is the case, are you using the correct PHP binary?
I just ran this on CentOS 7, using PHP 7.2 provided by Plesk (note the path to the php binary):
Code:
[user@server ~]# /opt/plesk/php/7.2/bin/php -m |egrep intl
intl
[user@server ~]# cat /opt/plesk/php/7.2/etc/php.d/intl.ini
; Enable intl extension module
extension=intl.soAnd this is on the same CentOS 7 server, using PHP 5.4.16-46.el7 provided by the OS:
Code:
[user@server ~]# php -m |egrep intl
<empty output>
