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Hi everyone, I've been struggling with something really stupid and search through the community forums but can't seem to find a solution. I did a clean install of WHMCS 7.7.1. Now looking at System Health Status everything looks good but I have one outstanding issue which needs attention: So I went to Utilities > System > PHP Info to see what the default timezone is, now looking at the file I can see it's set to Africa/Johannesburg, which is correct because I am based in South Africa. I also noticed that the default time shown in WHMCS in the top corner is about 2 hours behind, as seen here: I came across this post https://whmcs.community/topic/258453-server-time-correct-whmcs-not/ Where @AffordableDomainsCanada made a suggestion to add the following within the configuration.php file: date_default_timezone_set('America/Toronto'); Now this corrected the time displayed within WHMCS, so thanks @AffordableDomainsCanada. All I want to know is how do I get the PHP Timezone issue removed from the System Status? Something else has to be wrong as the php.ini clearly shows Africa/Johannesburg. I might be missing something. Any advice would greatly be appreciated 😀
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Hi, Everything is working fine but on click System health , getting error: Same all files of whmcs are working fine on other domain, local host. I replaced with tested fresh folder of vendor also. I am using whmcs in subdomain. Can any one help me to fix it this issue. -
I'm running WHMCS v8.4.1 (current as of this post) and PHP v7.4.28. In the System Health Status there is the following warning: The next version of PHP is 8, which WHMCS does not support. So I can't figure out why is WHMCS throwing a warning for this? I'm using the most current version of PHP supported by WHMCS and there is nothing I can do. This seems ludicrous.
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Hello everybody - I just kind of let WHMCS do its thing and over time that's been great for my modest needs. However I started reviewing the configuration file after discovering I had inadvertantly knocked out my cron by incorrectly moving the cron directory. I have just amended that and am now doing a inventory of the syustem configuratiojjn to make sure everything os kosher. 1) I see on the System Health Status screen a warning for PHP Mismatch Cron PHP Version Mismatch Your environment appears to be running a different PHP version (7.3.27) for the System Cron than the currently loaded PHP version (7.4.16). This may cause issues running your System Cron. 2) I also see a Needing Attention alert for Error Reporting Error Reporting Your system is set to display errors. While this is useful for some debugging situations, it can interfere with some operations and is a security risk. For more information please refer to our documentation. 3) When I navigate to Pending Module Actions from the main dashboard, the resultant Module Actions screen appears for about 2 seconds and I am redirected to https://host.MYWHMCSSITE.com:2087 and I see a WHM login screen. *Sorry for the 3 in 1 issues to post. Troubleshooting I've done for 1) above PHP mismatch - I've gone to terminal and verified cpanel is calling a php 7.4 by using the directions here: https://help.whmcs.com/m/automation/l/969680-identifying-the-php-ini-used-for-in-command-line-cron-engine Multi-php ini in cPanel is set for 7.4 in my home directory and WHMCS install public_html in php.ini / user.ini / .htaccess CRON in cpanel set to: (every 5 mins) /opt/cpanel/ea-php74/root/usr/bin/php -q /home/MYSITEHOME/public_html/WHMCS_DIR/crons/cron.php Also checked Utilities->System->PHP info in WHMCS and see Configuration File (php.ini) Path /opt/cpanel/ea-php74/root/etc Loaded Configuration File /opt/cpanel/ea-php74/root/etc/php.ini Troubleshooting I've done for 2) above Error Reporting Configuration->System Settings -> General Settings -> Other and verified all Error / Debug options at bottom are deselected ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Troubleshooting I've done for 2) above redirect from Pending Module Actions Not sure where to start with this one... Any suggestions welcomed - thank you for the time. -
Hi All, On my System Health Status Page and the Dashboard it says..... PHP Version Your PHP version 7.2.29 is supported by WHMCS. The PHP 7.2 branch no longer receives regular bug fixes and will only receive critical security updates until it reaches its end of life. Please see our documentation for more information. but my Hosting Server is running version 7.4 of PHP (See Screenshot attached) Do i need to run something in WHMCS to update the System Health Page so the warning goes away ? I am Running WHMCS 7.10 (Latest Version), but the warning is not new and was also in previous WHMCS Version. Cheers Giles
