install.bash did not accept php8.3 for fpm app

dragonxi

hi guys,
install.bash did not accept php8.3
when I configured php 8.3 site
to use fpm Proxied Port

I edited install.bash
to get server to accept php8.3
and made a mistake with root
therefore it uses php8.2

ref:
https://missionprofile.ai/spec/meta/phpinfo.php

However, php apps seem to work,
for example:
ref:
https://missionprofile.ai/spec/meta/partner4xi.php

I suppose the current
hard coded software solution
will be upgraded at least for Linux
distro Alma configurations which
to check not only the latest allowed
php version for fpm sites but also
the minimum version ?

Can you, please update fpm scripts
in Linux distro CentOS
to accept the latest php versions
configured as php app
(when this was written
it was php 8.3) ?

thanks in advance!

sean

dragonxi I've just moved the PHP-FPM stack installer to a new repo and have updated it to use Nginx and PHP 8.3 as the default setup.

The new command to check out the repository is:

git clone https://github.com/opalstack/private-phpfpm-installer.git

The original instructions have been updated to reflect those changes: https://community.opalstack.com/d/464-howto-run-a-private-php-fpm-stack-on-nginx-or-apache-on-opalstack

I'll also note that you are not required to use a private stack for PHP-FPM and Nginx. If you do not need the advanced configuration capabilities of the private stack you can instead use our managed stack by creating a Nginx PHP-FPM app at https://my.opalstack.com/apps/ and routing that app directly to your site at https://my.opalstack.com/domains/.

dragonxi

Thanks Sean, well done!
I have been able to get fpm configurations
done also with those previous instructions
you provided using them as base in Python
programs which generate scripts and
instructions for each fpm app in each VPS
using naming system to have individual
instructions and scripts.

Due to our own development practices
php app and necessary resources for it
are created first and tested.

Only once php app works will we configure
fpm port app to the site.

In fact, we test first in edge devices the site
content as much as possible. We have
utilized the feature that the opalstack
servee does not create index.html
when the web site is configured i.e.
no "site is coming soon" which gives
us time to test site content in edge devices.

Software such as JSON work with Python both
locally and in the server with php and
versions seem to be stable.

It is the php versions which change
often, which I sometimes forget to check
before configuring for php-fpm.

Some 8.x php versions seem to be upward
comparible and as you noticed I was able
to define php 8.2 as root and php 8.3 as
fpm version (by mistake) and even php
fibers seem to work.

"Mission completed" and the fpm powered
web pages also have links to Blue Sky using
individual domains as token - instructions
provided by Opalstack.

https://bsky.app/profile/missionprofile.ai

Thanks to all fellows in Opalstack team,
you guys rock!