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How to upgrade to PHP 7 on Ubuntu

Depending on your time zone, PHP 7 was finally released on 3rd/4th of December 2015. Even though the general recommendation for production servers is to wait for a little bit and gather some experiences before upgrading, some of us want to jump right on and upgrade to PHP 7.

Posted byBjørn JohansenDecember 4, 2015December 13, 2016Posted inServerTags:nginx, PHP, PHP-FPM, PHP7, Ubuntu, upgrade37 Comments on How to upgrade to PHP 7 on Ubuntu

Strict file ownership for your WordPress installation

As WordPress only requires write access to one single directory, you can setup your server to run WordPress in a much more secure manner with strict file ownership.

Posted byBjørn JohansenOctober 13, 2015June 26, 2018Posted inServer, WordPressTags:PHP, PHP-FPM, WordPress2 Comments on Strict file ownership for your WordPress installation

Running PHP7-FPM Nightly Build on Ubuntu 14.04

As I’m writing this, the calendar shows April 14 2015. According to the PHP 7.0 timeline, it has a projected release date of November 2015. But if you want to try it out (to check out the speed), you can already do so.

Posted byBjørn JohansenApril 14, 2015December 13, 2016Posted inServerTags:FastCGI, PHP, PHP-FPM, PHP77 Comments on Running PHP7-FPM Nightly Build on Ubuntu 14.04
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