Fresh install on Ubuntu 14.04.5 - Missing PHP modules

@DZII

No Normally, the required PHP modules are automatically enabled when the packages are being installed, at least, if you start with a base Ubuntu installation. This has nothing to do with i-MSCP.

When installing or upgrading i-MSCP, you must always do first:

• apt-get update
• apt-get dist-upgrade

as stated in the INSTALL file

But these commands will not install the PHP packages by themselves. The PHP packages are installed by the i-MSCP installer (if you follow the instructions given in the INSTALL file correctly).

Now, if the PHP packages were already installed (before running the i-MSCP installer), and if the PHP modules were disabled, you must re-enable them first by running the following command:

or with recent distributions

Such situation mostly occurs when you start with a pre-configured Ubuntu instance as provided by a VM image (or image created by your ISP).

@DZII

I'll do a new installation of i-MSCP on a fresh Ubuntu Trusty Thar (base installation) and let's you known the result.

Bug confirmed. I'll investigate and fix.

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@DZII

A fix has been added in the 1.3.x branch. See https://github.com/i-MSCP/imsc…af0104778591f9401d466bf10
This fix will be part of next release.

Thank you for your report.

Thread closed.