php 8.1

[Nugjii]

please add support of php 8.1

[FelipeVeiga]

yep!

[techgents]

Yes please!

[iodic]

I have added PHP 8.1 to my fork of the repo: https://github.com/iodic/vst-php-selector. I haven't had a chance to test all three versions but FPM has been working on Ubuntu 18 with no issues.

[lukaspavelka]

I have added PHP 8.1 to my fork of the repo: https://github.com/iodic/vst-php-selector. I haven't had a chance to test all three versions but FPM has been working on Ubuntu 18 with no issues.

I install your selector and all working good but now when i want increase upload_max_filesize
i find out in php there is issue:

Loaded Configuration File (none)

How i can fix it? Anything i do php.ini file is not loaded and i cant change upload_max_filesize becouse of it :(

@iodic thx for help
@ALL sorry for issue here. I cand open issue in iodic repo

[nkhuy09]

Me too, please help me change upload_max_filesize! I was changed /etc/php/7.4/cgi/php.ini 2M to 100M, and restarted server, but it's wasn't work.
Thank's for feedback of you!
Thank @iodic , @lukaspavelka

[nkhuy09]

@lukaspavelka
I was find where config upload_max_filesize in vestacp. Vestacp was update and changer way changer config upload_max_filesize. You select Server -> Nginx -> Configure -> Configure PHP.INI then changer MB you want then save!
Thank's very much.

[lukaspavelka]

@nkhuy09 thanks for hint but my webserver is apache2. I just check inside apache2 -> Configure -> and there is no php configuration at all. Maybe somewhere else?

[lukaspavelka]

[iodic]

@nkhuy09 & @lukaspavelka, sorry for the late reply here — notification fail. :(

In my experience, modifying the PHP variables like upload_max_filesize and memory_limit is best done within the apache config under the user dir on the server. Usually, that would be in a dir like this: /home/user/conf/web/. In there, you can find the apache config file: domain.com.apache2.conf. At the bottom of this file, you will see an include pattern:

IncludeOptional /home/user/conf/web/domain.com.apache2.conf_*

So, you can name your file domain.com.apache2.conf_php_settings and in that file add something like this:

php_admin_value max_execution_time 30
php_admin_value max_input_vars 10000
php_admin_value upload_max_filesize 20M
php_admin_value post_max_size 21M

After saving the new file, test the apache config with apache2 -t.

If you don't see any errors, restart the apache service: service apache2 restart.

Hope this helps!