To add an alternative PHP version in ISPmanager, you need to create two XML-files.
The first file add a new row in Settings → Features and described the form in Settings → Features → Edit. For example:
/usr/local/mgr5/etc/xml/ispmgr_mod_myphp.xml
<mgrdata> <lang name="ru"> <messages name="feature"> <msg name="dname_altphp72">Alternative version PHP 7.2</msg> </messages> <messages name="feature.edit"> <msg name="package_ispphp72">My PHP 7.2</msg> <msg name="hint_package_ispphp72">Use PHP 7.2 as CGI</msg> <msg name="package_ispphp72_mod_apache">PHP as Apache version 7.2</msg> <msg name="hint_package_ispphp72_mod_apache">Use PHP 7.2 as an Apache module</msg> <msg name="package_ispphp72_fpm">PHP 7.2 for PHP-FPM</msg> <msg name="hint_package_ispphp72_fpm">Use PHP 7.2 as PHP-FPM</msg> <msg name="packagegroup_altphp72gr">PHP 7.2</msg> <msg name="hint_packagegroup_altphp72gr">Use PHP 7.2</msg> </messages> </lang> </mgrdata>
The second file descrbes the package of the PHP version you want to add. For example:
/usr/local/mgr5/etc/xml/ispmgr_features.d/my_php.xml
<features> <feature name="altphp72" featuregroup="altphp"> <packagegroup name="altphp72gr" type="select"> <package name="ispphp72" dispname="PHP 7.2 CGI" primary="yes" recommended="yes"> <systemname>isp-php72</systemname> </package> <if value="turn_off" hide="package_ispphp72_mod_apache" shadow="yes"/> <if value="turn_off" hide="package_ispphp72_fpm" shadow="yes"/> </packagegroup> <package name="ispphp72_fpm" dispname="PHP 7.2 PHP-FPM" recommended="yes"> <systemname>isp-php72-fpm</systemname> </package> <package name="ispphp72_mod_apache" dispname="PHP 7.2 Apache module"> <systemname>isp-php72-mod-apache</systemname> </package> </feature> </features>
Note
If packages for PHP-FPM and Apache are not present you may not include them into the description.
The /opt/<package name>/etc/php.ini file must be added when the package is installed.
Restart ISPmanager after you have added the XML-files:
/usr/local/mgr5/sbin/mgrctl -m ispmgr exit