KeyHelp Community

Hi,

Using Keyhelp latest v.23.x on Ubuntu 22.04 and by default after installation, the first domain I create was using by default PHP 8.1.2 , that is perfect for my case, since is the version I need for my application.

But the application also needed 3 PHP extensions that where not present. So, I have manually installed them using SSH with the commands below.

After some initial tests, all seems to be working perfect!
apt install php-gmp
apt install php-imap
apt install php-mailparse

My only question is if these 3 extensions be lost when KeyHelp control panel performs its automatic updates (or every time PHP 8.1.x is automatic updated)? If yes, any idea or advice on how not to lose them on updates?

Thanks

fdweb wrote: ↑Sun 23. Jul 2023, 02:51 My only question is if these 3 extensions be lost when KeyHelp control panel performs its automatic updates (or every time PHP 8.1.x is automatic updated)? If yes, any idea or advice on how not to lose them on updates?

No.

Jolinar wrote: ↑Sun 23. Jul 2023, 08:43

fdweb wrote: ↑Sun 23. Jul 2023, 02:51 My only question is if these 3 extensions be lost when KeyHelp control panel performs its automatic updates (or every time PHP 8.1.x is automatic updated)? If yes, any idea or advice on how not to lose them on updates?

No.

So no change needed from my end. Great!
Thank you for the information!