PHP-FPM cUrl on php not working.

what is specific php code and command you running ?

very very old so update 123.09beta01 as outlined below and recompile latest php 5.6.33 version if 5.6 branch is needed via centmin.sh menu option 5

Upgrading Centmin Mod Code to Latest Version

Getting Started Guide step 19 outlines also how to keep Centmin Mod code updated or how to switch version branches or you can run cmupdate command that was recently added.

Centmin Mod LEMP stack's script code is constantly updated for improvements, bug fixes and security fixes so keeping the Centmin Mod code up to date is important. With Centmin Mod 1.2.3-eva2000.08) (123.08stable) and higher releases, a newly added centmin.sh menu option 23 allows much easier code updates and version branch swicthing via Git backed environment you can setup. For full details read the following links:

• New centmin.sh menu option 23 updating
• Centmin Mod Upgrades
• Cronjob Auto Updating Centmin Mod Code Guide
• How to upgrade Centmin Mod + backing up customisations

Upgrading Centmin Mod involves 2 parts.

1. Upgrading the actual Centmin Mod code outlined at Upgrade Centmin Mod. This is heart of Centmin Mod where the code is the engine that runs centmin.sh shell based menu and all the automation you're accustomed to. You can easily update within a Centmin Mod version branch or switch version branches via centmin.sh menu option 23 outlined here.
2. Upgrade software that Centmin Mod installed or manages. For this part following outline at How to upgrade Centmin Mod software installed on your server.

So essentially, you can upgrade from one version branch to another i.e. 123.08stable to 123.09beta01 or higher in place, but not everything is upgraded as some things like server initial environment setup isn't changed i.e. how swap, tmp setup and allocation are created etc. The main parts from part 2 above are what in place upgrades do i.e. Nginx and PHP-FPM compilation and config/settings parameters and MariaDB version from 5.5 to 10.0.x. If you want the full environment changed including tmp and swap setup to .08's configuration, then you would need a fresh OS install and fresh .08 initial install. You can think of it like upgrading Windows 7 to Windows 8. An in place upgrade will upgrade code but won't change your computer environment from when you installed Windows 7 i.e. disk configuration and partition sizes won't change from when you initially installed Windows 7. Only way to change that would be fresh Windows 8 install.

 

How did you edit your php.ini settings ? As you shouldn't edit it directly but use custom *.ini settings files outlined at centminmod.com/phpfpm.html#customphpini. You might want to create /etc/centminmod/php.d/b_customphp.ini to override centmin mod defaults at /etc/centminmod/php.d/a_customphp.ini and restart PHP-FPM. You may need to create the files named alphabetically below that of the default files to override the settings. But this way all will persist over Centmin Mod and PHP-FPM upgrades as Centmin Mod never touches your custom custom *.ini settings files you created.

As to MSSQL support you mean for PHP MSSSQL extension ? Centmin Mod 123.09beta01 supports PHP MSSQL via persistent config file variables you set in /etc/centminmod/custom_config.inc which as the name suggests persiste through Centmin Mod upgrades. The variables to set are

Code (Text):

PHPMSSQL='y'                 # Disable or Enable MSSQL server PHP extension
PHPMSSQL_ALWAYS='y'          # mssql php extension always install on php recompiles

Once variables set in persistent config file, run centmin.sh menu option 5 for PHP recompile/updates. Same goes for persistent Nginx related variables added first before recompile/update Nginx via centmin.sh menu option 4.

Also outlined in Getting Started Guide Step 17. Upgrades don't really make changes to other files needlessly. You really need to try and keep the code/routines that Centmin Mod uses up to date.

You can try the following by backing up the main files first and then do a fresh Centmin Mod code replacement by backing up and moving /usr/local/src/centminmod. You can see the full list of common Centmin Mod config files you may want to inspect if you edited them at Centmin Mod Configuration Files - CentminMod.com LEMP Nginx web stack for CentOS

Replace branchname with branch you want either 123.08stable or 123.09beta01. The cp copy commands backup the key files/vhost/ssl etc first

Code (Text):

branchname=123.09beta01
cp -a /etc/my.cnf /etc/my.cnf-old
cp -a /usr/local/lib/php.ini /usr/local/lib/php.ini-old
cp -a /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.conf /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.conf-old
cp -a /etc/centminmod /etc/centminmod-old
cp -a /usr/local/nginx/conf /usr/local/nginx/conf-old
cd /usr/local/src
mv centminmod centminmod-old
git clone -b ${branchname} --depth=1 https://github.com/centminmod/centminmod.git centminmod
cd centminmod
./centmin.sh

the last run for centmin.sh syncs any needed changes

then you can compare all the new and old directory and files and transfer them back manually if needed. For sdiff commands if you only want to see differences side by side add the -s flag after sdiff

Code (Text):

sdiff /etc/my.cnf /etc/my.cnf-old
sdiff /usr/local/lib/php.ini /usr/local/lib/php.ini-old
sdiff /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.conf /usr/local/etc/php-fpm.conf-old
diff -qr /etc/centminmod /etc/centminmod-old
diff -qr /usr/local/nginx/conf /usr/local/nginx/conf-old
diff -qr /usr/local/src/centminmod /usr/local/src/centminmod-old

example if file differs

Code (Text):

diff -qr /etc/centminmod /etc/centminmod-old
Files /etc/centminmod/email-primary.ini and /etc/centminmod-old/email-primary.ini differ

then use sdiff to see what the actual difference is

sdiff side by side view

Code (Text):

sdiff /etc/centminmod/email-primary.ini /etc/centminmod-old/email-primary.ini

sdiff side by side view only differences flag -s

Code (Text):

sdiff -s /etc/centminmod/email-primary.ini /etc/centminmod-old/email-primary.ini

Code (Text):

sdiff /etc/centminmod/email-primary.ini /etc/centminmod-old/email-primary.ini
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These steps ensure you're running the latest routines that power Centmin Mod.

If you can post the output of the diff -qr commands, I can tell whether or not there's a better way to ensure some changes persist after Centminn Mod updates i.e. if you can use persistent config file method via /etc/centminmod/custom_config.inc etc

There's also a list of other file comparison tools you can use within SSH or locally on own PC listed at List of file comparison tools | Centmin Mod Community For windows I use BeyondCompare