0 the.rampage.rado Posted March 22 Posted March 22 Go to your cPanel. Go to Software section. Go to Select PHP Version. Click on Extensions. Enable everything that's needed. As you're there and probably you don't have them enabled (based on that you don't have most of the required extensions enable) turn on APCu or Redis and turn on OpCache if you have it ON - you'll need those for your caching later after installation. 😉 Extra: After Extensions are done you can go to Options tab and adjust some settings there: max_execution_time - 180 max_input_vars - 10000 memory_limit - 512 (or the maximum) post_max_size - 8M upload_max_filesize - 8M You will have to make those settings for each php version so if you're now running on anything older than 7.4 first switch to 7.4 and adjust those, then install.
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