WordPress Not Detecting Memcached and Redis on Nginx

deewinc

PARTLY RESOLVED

I have installed PHP extensions for Redis, Memcached, and APCU but they're not being detected by WordPress.

I have gone as far as opening the ports for the same but still. WordPress can't access the ports.

I'm using Nginx. What could be the issue?

Using CentOS 7

UPDATE

I'm not sure what the problem was. But I have set the website to use PHP version 7.4 (where I have installed the php extensions). But something told me to install the extensions on PHP version 7.3 (powering RoundCube). To my surprise I saw WordPress showing that it now supports Mencached, Redis, and APCU.

So, I decided to check which PHP version is running on WordPress, then I saw its PHP version 7.3 yet I have set version 7.4 from aaPanel. Strange.

Will try to find a fix.

aapanel_power

deewinc Hello, AApanel's redis extension can only be used on one PHP version, memcached, mongodb can be used on multiple php

deewinc

aapanel_power Hello, AApanel's redis extension can only be used on one PHP version, memcached, mongodb can be used on multiple php

Like I have captured in the post. I have redis, memcached, and APCU installed on version 7.4

I have my WordPress website set to use version 7.4

But WordPress is showing me that PHP version 7.3 is the one that's active. So this is why it was not detecting the redis, memcached, and APCU

I tried several times to switch between PHP version to make WordPress detect version 7.4 but it still keeps on detecting version 7.3 instead

slimx

You don't actually need 7.3 to power RoundCube. You install RoundCube on 7.3 then just switch the PHP version of the domain (you've installed it on) to 7.4 and it still works just fine 🙂

deewinc

slimx You don't actually need 7.3 to power RoundCube. You install RoundCube on 7.3 then just switch the PHP version of the domain (you've installed it on) to 7.4 and it still works just fine

Actually, when installing Roundcube it insists on using php version 7.3.