中文If you're experiencing an issue where the timezone is not reflecting properly for some or all ALT-PHP versions in your CloudLinux environment, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the problem:
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Check PHP Configuration Files: Ensure that the timezone is correctly set in the configuration files for each ALT-PHP version. These files are typically located in directories like
/opt/alt/phpXX/etc/php.iniwhereXXrepresents the PHP version number.Open each PHP configuration file and verify that a
date.timezonedirective is set to the correct timezone. For example:lua
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Restart PHP Service: After making changes to the PHP configuration files, you'll need to restart the PHP service for the changes to take effect. Use a command similar to the following:
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sudo service alt-phpXX-fpm restartReplace
XXwith the version number of the ALT-PHP you're working with. -
Verify the Timezone Setting: Confirm that the timezone is now properly reflected by creating a PHP file with the following content and running it in a web browser:
php
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echo date_default_timezone_get();This will output the currently set timezone. Ensure it matches the one you've configured.
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Check for Symlinks: If you're using symlinks to point to different PHP versions, ensure that the symlinks are correctly set up and pointing to the desired ALT-PHP versions.
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Check CloudLinux PHP Selector: If you're using the PHP Selector feature in CloudLinux, make sure that it's properly configured to apply the correct timezone settings for each version.
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Review CloudLinux Documentation or Support: Consult the official CloudLinux documentation or contact CloudLinux support for specific guidance on configuring timezones for ALT-PHP versions. They may have specific instructions or known issues related to this.
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Check for Updates: Ensure that your CloudLinux installation, including the ALT-PHP versions, is up to date. Outdated software can sometimes cause compatibility issues.
If none of the above steps resolve the issue, there may be a more complex configuration issue or a specific setup causing the problem. In such cases, consider seeking further assistance from a developer or system administrator with experience in CloudLinux and PHP configuration.
