Migration with Plesk from PHP5 to PHP7 -> 502 Bad Gateway nginx (Currently Running 5.6.3.5)
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Hi,
i had a concrete 5 website running since years without problems on PHP5.
Now i had to move to a new server Debian with Plesk Onyx an minimum PHP7.
Before i migrated, i updated concrete5 in the Dashboard to the latest version.
Currently Running 5.6.3.5
I can choose on the new server between PHP 7.0.30 up to 7.2.11
and i can choose for each version between:
- FastCGI application served by Apache
- FPM application serverd by Apache
- FPM application serverd by nginx
If i choose PHP 7.0.30 with FastCGI application served by Apache i receive 502 Bad Gateway nginx error.
Can't find info in error logs.
Any help would be very welcome!
i had a concrete 5 website running since years without problems on PHP5.
Now i had to move to a new server Debian with Plesk Onyx an minimum PHP7.
Before i migrated, i updated concrete5 in the Dashboard to the latest version.
Currently Running 5.6.3.5
I can choose on the new server between PHP 7.0.30 up to 7.2.11
and i can choose for each version between:
- FastCGI application served by Apache
- FPM application serverd by Apache
- FPM application serverd by nginx
If i choose PHP 7.0.30 with FastCGI application served by Apache i receive 502 Bad Gateway nginx error.
Can't find info in error logs.
Any help would be very welcome!
concrete 5.6.3.5 will not run on any flavour of php7.
It can be updated/modified to run on php7 but then you must also ensure your addons are updated as well.
There is no 'out-of-the-box' solution to this, it must be done on a site by site basis..
EDIT
concrete's log files are stored in the database in a table called 'Logs'
It can be updated/modified to run on php7 but then you must also ensure your addons are updated as well.
There is no 'out-of-the-box' solution to this, it must be done on a site by site basis..
EDIT
concrete's log files are stored in the database in a table called 'Logs'
Thank you very much weyboat!
Regates, Martin
concrete5 Community <discussions@concretecms.com> schrieb am Fr. 19. Okt.
2018 um 14:51:
Regates, Martin
concrete5 Community <discussions@concretecms.com> schrieb am Fr. 19. Okt.
2018 um 14:51:
If you want your site updated to run on php7 as a 'Job' send me a Private Message to start a conversation.
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In access_log i can see the acceso, but there are no error_log entries.
Or does have concrete5 own error logs? Where can i find them please?
Thanks very much for any help or hint.