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Is there any chance that the php modules from this qpkg (the *.so files) would work with the built-in QNAP Web server if copied over to the correct directory?
I'm desperately trying to stick to the built-in server so my colleagues can use QTS to configure virtual hosts. However, compiling new PHP extensions seems to be a real issue on these NAS's.
Thanks - I'm aware of that, I was just hoping that I could get away with sticking on the current web server as my needs aren't very complex. I jsut want to know if I can uset eh PHP modules here with the m=built-in server instead - but I'm guessing the answer is no due to different PHP versions?
Sorry for so many questions, but I can't seem to get into the web admin page. The /Apache page is blank and I don't see any files in the htdocs share I created.
chandlerbing wrote:Sorry for so many questions, but I can't seem to get into the web admin page. The /Apache page is blank and I don't see any files in the htdocs share I created.
chandlerbing wrote:Thanks - I'm aware of that, I was just hoping that I could get away with sticking on the current web server as my needs aren't very complex. I jsut want to know if I can uset eh PHP modules here with the m=built-in server instead - but I'm guessing the answer is no due to different PHP versions?
unless you re-write the virtual hosts gui page as they are coded to the internal Apache.
chandlerbing wrote:Sorry for so many questions, but I can't seem to get into the web admin page. The /Apache page is blank and I don't see any files in the htdocs share I created.
Yeah, completely default options... it's strange. The web server does seem to be working on that port, too. I was also able to easily configure SSL and that works too. At this point it's not a big concern, and I'm going to start configuring QApache to match my old server before trying to make the ports take over on 80 & 443. Thanks!
if you are hurry, please consider to download it from qnapclud.eu.... i am still in upload on my host for few hours (shoub be finish at 14h french time)
Did you download the file manually or automatically. You can only install the qpkg which is inside the zip file.
It is also recommended when upgrading to backup the files you need from an older Qapache install then remove the package from the app center. Then install the new version, stop the app, restore the config files and then start the application.
