iignatios

First, make a server backup and test. IF anything goes wrong, you can simply undo the changes. Is your server has PHP8.0?

Is there any 8.0 directory in /etc/php/ directory?

      iignatios after update to php8?

      I got the same issue only for a single site. Don't know if this would work for you. What I have done is flush FastCGI cache, Redis, and flush Cloudflare cache and change the theme to default. Then everything worked. Again used the premium theme.

      Enable PHP8.0 to debug.

      Check site logs in /var/log/nginx/ and /var/log/php if it has any errors.

      I think it is better if you open a new thread for this issue. This is just an announcement thread.

        11 days later

        i have some issue after update , i use hetzner cloud ubuntu 18.04, mysql
        mysql not running

        root@ubuntu-4gb~# wo stack restart
        PHP8.1-FPM is not installed
        PHP7.4-FPM is not installed
        Testing Nginx configuration [OK]
        Restarting Nginx [OK]
        Restarting php7.2-fpm [OK]
        Restarting php7.3-fpm [OK]
        Restarting php7.4-fpm [OK]
        Restarting mariadb [KO]
        Restarting netdata [OK]
        root@ubuntu-4gb:~# wo stack reload --mysql
        Reloading mysql [KO]

          Just log in to write: Awesome, new release. I'm your fan, Thomas! 😀

          11 days later

          Why don't You use standard Debian(/Ubuntu) distribution Nginx packages?
          Nginx packages are: nginx-lite, nginx-full and nginx-extras:
          I guess, it would simplify your build, install and maintenance of WordOps

          Does nginx-extras: misses something that your require when building Nginx on SuSE repository?

          This package provides a version of nginx with the standard modules, plus
          extra features and modules such as the Perl module, which allows the
          addition of Perl in configuration files.

          STANDARD HTTP MODULES: Core, Access, Auth Basic, Auto Index, Browser, Empty
          GIF, FastCGI, Geo, Limit Connections, Limit Requests, Map, Memcached, Proxy,
          Referer, Rewrite, SCGI, Split Clients, UWSGI.

          OPTIONAL HTTP MODULES: Addition, Auth Request, Charset, WebDAV, FLV, GeoIP,
          Gunzip, Gzip, Gzip Precompression, Headers, HTTP/2, Image Filter, Index, Log,
          MP4, Embedded Perl, Random Index, Real IP, Slice, Secure Link, SSI, SSL,
          Stream, SSL Preread, Stub Status, Substitution, Thread Pool, Upstream,
          User ID, XSLT.

          MAIL MODULES: Mail Core, Auth HTTP, Proxy, SSL, IMAP, POP3, SMTP.

          THIRD PARTY MODULES: Auth PAM, Cache Purge, DAV Ext, Echo, Fancy Index,
          Headers More, Embedded Lua, HTTP Substitutions, Nchan, Upload Progress,
          Upstream Fair Queue.

          6 days later

          Lucky007 First, verify your server updated to PHP8.0 by navigating to the following directory.

          /etc/php/8.0/

          Hi @Lucky007
          I've updated wo to 3.14.1, but i see that php80 hasn't been installed.
          Do you have a suggestion on how to get PHP8 on there, so I can then update a site to php8?

          Thanks ...
          Jonathan

              Lucky007 To update your site to PHP8.0, run

              wo site update [<site_name>] --php80

              Then it automatically installs php8.0 and update the site to PHP8.0

                jonathannz

                You have to manually update each sites to PHP8.0 or PHP8.1

                You can do it by using the following command.

                wo site update [<site_name>] --php80

                    When upgrading from v3.13.0 to v3.14.1 I had to replace my Redis config file with the new distribution version or Redis wouldn't load. Otherwise OK.

                    I did a fresh install on a brand new ubuntu server and
                    I have an error with the file manager

                    5 days later

                    just did a fresh install and am getting some errors like

                    Skipping acquire of configured file 'fossa/cnf/Commands-amd64' as repository 'http://mariadb.mirrors.ovh.net/MariaDB/repo/10.5/ubuntu focal InRelease' doesn't have the component 'fossa' (component misspelt in sources.list?)

                    when doing an apt-get update

                    Lucky007
                    Thanks. That's what I've tried to do, but the issue is that updating to latest WO doesn't seem to have installed the necessary PHP80 related files.

                    For example, /etc/nginx/common/php80.conf doesn't exist, along with all the php80 related .conf filed.
                    I have tried to do sudo wo stack install —php80 again, but it says it's already installed.

                    I see that when I installed the PHP80 stack (and when I try to install PHP81 stack) this error occurs:

                    Errors were encountered while processing:
 redis-server
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)

                    Any suggestions on getting the necessary files in place?

                    UPDATE: I've created a new ticket related to this issue.

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