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  • Nick Howitt wrote:

    Unfortunately, if you reinstall, PHP 5.6 is no longer available. This is outside our control. The work that was never done was to change the app not to show 5.6 unless it was already installed. On the other hand, 7.2 is now available. Lose one and gain one.


    This is probably what confused me the most. I have a system that was installed before and still runs fine, but doesnt show this error. So I was under the impression that I had done something wrong.

  • Rodrigo Lozada
    Rodrigo Lozada's reply was accepted as an answer

    Re: Oops! Software is not installed - error

    I know it has been a long time, but I should update this anyway.

    Problem seems to be that I had set the site to use PHP 5.6 and it is not installed on the system.

    After a long time (and lots of family health issues) I decided it was time to just reinstall the server and get past whatever change I had made to it that caused the issue. So I installed a new server, created certificates, setup domains, web server default site, added two sites with php 7 and all, it all seemed fine,until I tried to add a single site with PHP 5.6 enabled. The error message came up and I figured I would compare to the older server (I had not deleted its VM yet) and I noticed that only the new site had php 5.6. I changed that single setting to php 7.0 and the message was gone.
    So I boot the older VM with the original issue and changed the sites that had php 5.6 to 5.4 and the error message was gone.

    Didn't fix the issue but now I know why

    this thread also helped.
    https://www.clearos.com/clearfoundation/social/community/php-engines-update-including-php-7-2

  • I know it has been a long time, but I should update this anyway.

    Problem seems to be that I had set the site to use PHP 5.6 and it is not installed on the system.

    After a long time (and lots of family health issues) I decided it was time to just reinstall the server and get past whatever change I had made to it that caused the issue. So I installed a new server, created certificates, setup domains, web server default site, added two sites with php 7 and all, it all seemed fine,until I tried to add a single site with PHP 5.6 enabled. The error message came up and I figured I would compare to the older server (I had not deleted its VM yet) and I noticed that only the new site had php 5.6. I changed that single setting to php 7.0 and the message was gone.
    So I boot the older VM with the original issue and changed the sites that had php 5.6 to 5.4 and the error message was gone.

    Didn't fix the issue but now I know why

    this thread also helped.
    https://www.clearos.com/clearfoundation/social/community/php-engines-update-including-php-7-2

  • Rodrigo Lozada
    Rodrigo Lozada updated their profile
  • Mansoor wrote:

    Adding a search/lookup box at the top of menu column to quickly find an entry without navigating the menu.


    I was thinking we could have a favorites topbar, something we could choose the links we want to show, perhaps even custom external links

  • Adding a search/lookup box at the top of menu column to quickly find an entry without navigating the menu.

  • I wonder what is being done to the app-storage, I mean, seems to me that in a non virtualized server, it is one of the most crucial tools. I'd love to manage mount points with it. One disk for general apache, maybe an ssd for an specific site, another HD for one flexshare, another to email, another for backups, etc etc etc.

    I think storage/mount points touches so many different parts of the systems that it should be a priority.

    I'm wondering how I would easily manage a email server. Right now it's all by hand.

  • Nick Howitt wrote:

    Get ready to go to the webserver screen then enable webconfig debugging with:Then go to your Web Server screen and get the Ooops. Then delete /etc/clearos/webconfig.debug to stop the debug log building. Have a look at log in /var/log/webconfig/debug.log for errors. There are always a few trivial ones so don't worry about them. The major failure is often quite obvious with a number of failed PHP calls with line numbers.


    Did this and got a big file, not sure what parts I should post here. File is 1.4Mb, and I dont know if i should replace the domain entries with something generic like domain.com. Any suggestions