Hi,
I had Opcache running, installed through cPanels Easy Apache 4. After installing Imunifys "Hardened PHP" opcache became unavailable. Installing it again through Easy Apache aparently overwrites your hardened PHP entirely back again. So it is an endless loop of one overwriting the other.
Imunify also installed all versions of PHP, which were not present in the original config.
In short, it appears that your hardened php does not have any connection with its previous settings? For the time being, and to keep opcache, I have given priority to EasyApache but the ideal solution is to have a hardened version of the setup that I had originally chosen. For example, choose which hardened modules and extensions to install? Or that Imunify reads EA config and even update whenever EA provisions a new config. This is how Litespeed interfaces with EA4, for example.
I had Opcache running, installed through cPanels Easy Apache 4. After installing Imunifys "Hardened PHP" opcache became unavailable. Installing it again through Easy Apache aparently overwrites your hardened PHP entirely back again. So it is an endless loop of one overwriting the other.
Imunify also installed all versions of PHP, which were not present in the original config.
In short, it appears that your hardened php does not have any connection with its previous settings? For the time being, and to keep opcache, I have given priority to EasyApache but the ideal solution is to have a hardened version of the setup that I had originally chosen. For example, choose which hardened modules and extensions to install? Or that Imunify reads EA config and even update whenever EA provisions a new config. This is how Litespeed interfaces with EA4, for example.
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