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If you are going to do that I would suggest PHP 8.3 or higher. PHP 7 is long depreciated and no longer supported. You would have to enable the remi-repo to permit this.

I'd like to migrate our existing nagios systems out of Apache as were more of an NGINX Shop now. Is there any documentation on how this could be done? Were getting ready to install XI 2024 later this year and would prefer to have NGINX over apache.

Has anybody had a chance to test XI 2024 on PHP 8.2? PHP 8.1 is going EOL at the end of this year and we want to make sure the application is compatible with PHP 8.2.

First Id highly advise you to go to rhel 8 or rhel 9 as rhel 7 is depreciated in May of 2024. You should atleast take a backup first before a migration as XI 2024 will make alot of changes and could break some functions. Its also advised that if you are going to RHEL8 or RHEL9 use php 8.1 as php 5 a...

First and foremost I'm glad to see XI 2024 is out after what was a long delay. I'm hoping to give this a try on one of my lab systems and then give it a workout. What I don't like now is that first you have to fill out some form to download and that the old versions are no longer there. Is that accu...

It is true that XI 2024 does support PHP 8.1 however we recommend if people want this version of PHP to migrate to a distro that has this PHP baseline. Even though it is possible for users to upgrade their PHP version on a distro, the process can have issues and users may not all follow the same st...

As of 11/26 PHP 8.0 is now end of life. Users should go to 8.1 as soon as possible. I believe XI 5.9 and higher are certified for PHP 8.1 now. Users who are still on 7.X or lower should immediately upgrade to PHP 8.1 or better. I understand the upcoming XI 2024 is certified for PHP 8.1 or better.

I strongly advise PHP 8.1 or higher from the remi-repo and as long as you are using the new version. Otherwise you will run into alot of problems. If you can even go to Alma or Rocky linux 8.X its even better. PHP 7.X series has been long depreciated.

Why are you keeping an older version around? Have you considered a test upgrade on a new box and migrate your existing data to there? I know from our own experiences migrating from 5.5 to a later version is a problem in itself and invites many issues if its not upgraded. It can be done just has to b...

You should upgrade that to 5.10 or higher to fix any issues. The 5.7 series had alot of bugs in it and should be depreciated.