Sandeep B.

If you are concerned about false positives, you may delete the file and utilize the CWP PHP, as those PHP versions have been corrected.

2019 to keep

i will add the patch in v6

The PHP manager does not modify any Perl versions and relies on the base Perl version installed on the operating system. To resolve this issue, please execute the command by copying all and pasting them into your SSH terminal. dnf module reset perl && dnf module enable perl:5.26 && dnf distro-sync 'perl*' && dnf check

PHP-FPM may fail to start with this error: PHP Fatal error: Unable to start pcre module in Unknown on line 0One possible cause is conflicting PCRE libraries under /usr/local/lib. If diagnostics identify these libraries as the cause, quarantine them instead of permanently deleting them. Back up the libraries and check ApacheThe following command moves matching files into a backup directory. If Apache’s configuration test fails, it restores them automatically. Moving shared libraries may affect other applications when they start or restart. Keep the printed backup path. Copy all and paste in SSH terminal: ( set -e backup=$(mktemp -d /root/libpcre-backup.XXXXXXXX) echo "Backup directory: $backup" find /usr/local/lib -maxdepth 1 -name 'libpcre*' \ -exec mv -t "$backup" {} + if ! /usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -t; then find "$backup" -maxdepth 1 -name 'libpcre*' \ -exec mv -t /usr/local/lib {} + echo "Apache check failed; files restored." exit 1 fi )Restart CWP PHP-FPM servicesAfter the Apache check passes, restart the running or failed PHP-FPM services. This briefly interrupts PHP requests on websites using those services. The command discovers installed services named php-fpm.service or php-fpmNN.service. It leaves inactive, non-failed services stopped. Copy all and paste in SSH terminal: systemctl list-unit-files -t service | awk '$1 ~ /^php-fpm[0-9]*\.service$/ {print $1}' | while IFS= read -r service; do if systemctl is-active -q "$service" || systemctl is-failed -q "$service"; then echo "Restarting $service" if systemctl restart "$service"; then systemctl is-active "$service" else echo "Restart failed: $service" SYSTEMD_PAGER=cat systemctl status -l "$service" fi fi doneVerify recoveryCheck the affected websites and PHP-FPM logs after restarting. Apache reporting Syntax OK alone does not confirm PHP-FPM recovery. If the same error remains or another application fails, restore the quarantined libraries using the printed backup directory and investigate the runtime library dependencies before making further changes.

its a false positive alert

I've enabled ldap and sodium by default for all PHP except mailparse, v5 released

it should be --enable-mailparse not --with-mailparse https://www.php.net/manual/en/mailparse.installation.php For PIE, you need to use it https://packagist.org/packages/pecl/mailparse pecl/mailparse

Update of php and self-update are planned; this is not yet implemented

Please install the dependencies and verify their installation status; I am referring to libpq rather than PostgreSQL.

Kindly provide more information if the package is installed or not

You can install required extension by adding "--with-sodium" flag just search php.net how you can install it with flag.

I already posted pgsql issue fix above

Kindly run the test to see which package is installed the dnf info --installed 'libpq*' 'postgresql*'The package should be installed from the base OS : dnf --disablerepo='*' --enablerepo=baseos,appstream install libpq-devel

Kindly send the domain's error log next time.