Hello, I installed cyber panel with centos7 on virtualbox. I couldn’t remove the php versions I didn’t use.
I tried yum remove lsphp5* with this code but unfortunately it was not successful
yum search lsphp
see which lsphp packages are installed and then remove them.
I looked at this but
No packages are marked for removal
remove code:
yum remove lsphp5*
is not working
did you do this? whats the results?
I am not sure if this answer would help but this is how I find the PHP version of a website. The phpinfo() function, which prints different information about the PHP server, including its version, is the most trustworthy approach to find out what version of PHP is used for that specific website. Once you know what PHP version you have, you can either delete or restrict access to the file.
This is still relevant. Can we get an official way to remove PHP versions?
I uninstalled 7.2 and 7.3 from an Ubuntu 20 test server, and even after a VPS reboot they are still available to choose inside CyberPanel. So just uninstalling PHP is not a solution. It doesn’t detect available versions.
An alternative that would be good enough for me is to not uninstall any versions, but to have a setting in CP, or in a config file, where we can set what versions should be displayed. If that way I could hide 7.2 and 7.3 from PHP version selectboxes, that’s good enough for me.