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PHP "missing" after installing Zend Server

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Ralph B

Guest
Hello,

I've recently installed Zend Server 5, replacing the PHP provided by CentOS 5. Plesk works fine, but the Panel now thinks that PHP is missing. Consequently, certain options relating to PHP are now grayed out.

How can I tell Plesk that PHP is actually installed?

Regards
Ralph
 
expose_php = On

Thanks for the idea! Alas, the value is already set to On, as verified by phpinfo(), but Plesk still doesn't see PHP. Of course I have no clue just how Plesk would try to detect PHP's presence to begin with.

There's one oddity about Zend Server: Their packages replace php, but not php-cli. Maybe this is confusing Plesk?!

Ralph
 
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