Tag: PHP

Our PHP section covers the many uses and installation of PHP across different OS'. Whether you're troubleshooting a PHP issue or installing a PHP driver, our articles are sure to help!

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In addition to better security, the main reason users upgrade or install PHP 8.2 on Ubuntu 22.04 is the significant performance increase over previous versions when it is installed and using the OPcache module. This combination greatly decreases the time it takes for your web page to load. If you are developing a site locally or launching it on one of Liquid Web's Ubuntu VPS or Dedicated Servers, having installed the PHP 8.2 version or newer is the way to go.

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Using this MediaWiki installation guide to install the free wiki platform on Linux (AlmaLinux) lets you create a wiki website within your organization, providing a central location for storing, sharing, and collaboratively editing information.

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Installing WordPress on Linux (AlmaLinux) offers a powerful combination of user-friendliness, customization options, security, and community support. It is a significant choice for individuals and businesses seeking an online presence. This knowledge base article will show you how to install WordPress on Linux — specifically AlmaLinux.

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In this guide, you will be shown three simple methods to check the version of Apache running on your Linux server. Apache web server is a widely used software that powers many websites. Knowing your Apache version is important for security updates, compatibility, and troubleshooting. By following these methods, you can easily determine your Apache version and stay informed about your web server's software.

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What is a LAMP Stack?

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A LAMP stack is an open-source stack that combines four services that the developers use to create powerful websites and applications. The base layer is the operating system called Linux, the layer for the web server is Apache, the database layer uses MySQL, and PHP is used as the programming language. When used properly, these four layers enable hosting, creating, and maintaining websites and web applications.

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What is PHP and What is it Used For?

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What is PHP?

PHP is a widely-used open source, general-purpose, server-side scripting language. It was released in 1995 by Rasmus Lerdorf and has since evolved into one of the most popular programming languages with a large community of developers worldwide. The abbreviation PHP originally stood for Personal Home Page but has since been changed to PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor.

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AlmaLinux is an open-source, Linux OS that will replace CentOS since it soon reaches End-of-Life (EOL) and will no longer be supported. Comparing CentOS vs AlmaLinux, you find that AlmaLinux is a one-to-one replacement for CentOS with a longer lifecycle and a simple installation process.

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PHP 7 vs PHP 8: A Comparison

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Category: Other | Tags: Comparison, PHP, PHP8
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The team behind the release of PHP 8 boasts in their announcement of better performance, better syntax, and improved type safety. PHP 8 is faster than PHP 7, the syntax requires less code, and typing is better supported. These three improvement categories provide a powerful major version release of PHP.

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EasyApache 4 installs, configures, updates, and validates your server's Apache, PHP, and other services. EasyApache 4 also supports multiple versions of PHP, allowing you to assign different versions of PHP to each domain. In addition, there are great tools implemented with EasyApache 4 that simplify managing PHP versions.

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How to Upgrade Apache and PHP With cPanel’s EasyApache

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If you run a cPanel server, and need to upgrade your Apache or PHP version, cPanel provides the EasyApache tool in Web Host Manager (WHM) to make these updates a breeze. While some generally prefer to run this functionality from the command line, the WHM graphical user interface (GUI) is a simplified method.

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